More From Gary, And Other Pigeons Who Do Art - Following the massive response to NYC Gary

Welcome to bollards of London (incorporating bollards of Britain), a site dedicated to those rather odd looking pavement objects you find in the most interesting of places. Bollards have a history richer than most objects placed upon the pavement and we can easily find some from the earlier part of the 19th Century. Welcome once again to bollards of London and please do follow/contact me on the twitter @bollardoflondon or via gmail john.bollards@gmail.com #thankyou...
Welcome to Northington Street WC1 junction of John's Mews where I happened to come across 3 way switch a row of concrete bollards marking a border/parking area of a property clearly under redevelopment. Unlike walls bollards create a border that we generally respect/acknowledge but sometimes ignore. The concrete bollard is seen often in London and the three in the photograph (above/below) are looking worn/weathered with one even cracked at its base. If we take a closer look at the photograph (below) we not only see the cracked base of one of the concrete bollards but you'll notice the pigeons have a bit of a party/gathering (a coo for bollards). In the background (above) you might also have noticed the black/white painted bollard just to the right of the yellow foam covered scaffolding poles, Its a  'Holborn 1937'  bollard.
A closer look... The #guestbollard feature is popular 3 way switch and may I thank two people on the twitter, firstly @horsleystation who  nudged me about a tweet/photograph by @rustyrockets of a concrete 3 way switch bollard complete with 'hoodie' 3 way switch (below). Well I immediately asked @rustyrockets if I could use image/photograph on the blog/site and can I say to my surprise (was not expecting reply Russell Brand is a busy man) he said he would be honoured. So from the bottom of my heart may I thank followers 3 way switch on twitter/google +, all of you who view/follow the blog/site and of course Russell Brand for a rather cool concrete-hoodie-bollard with a rather beautiful 3 way switch looking dog in the foreground. 'Still a bollard'... Bollards 3 way switch of London...
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