St George on horseback slaying a dragon as part of the Bronze centre gates of Marble Arch. 

Largely inspired by the Constantine Arch in Rome; Marble Arch was designed by John Nash after George IV defeated Napolean – as a gate to Buckingham Palace and but in 1832. 

When an extension was made to Buckingham Palace it was moved to its location (now a traffic island…) at the junction of Oxford Street; Park Lane and Edgeware Road. 

It was also a Police Station at the turn of the 20th Century! 

You can see the piece in full on Victorian Web

Darren and I took a walk around London on Wednesday; and I was lucky enough to use his 16-35. Here's a shot of the iconic Piccadilly Circus at lunchtime (although I admit it will look a lot better in the dark and as winter's coming I'll have plenty of darkness to choose from!)