Southall water tower

BORIS PLAYED YOU ALL!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky7tM9WUfXs

I went past it yesterday (en route to Taplow). It's uncomfortably close to the railway - the windows must rattle when the Intercitys scream past at 125mph - but the interiors must be a lot more interesting than yer usual. And it's conveniently close to the vaccination centre, so on balance perhaps it's a good place to live.

No-one would see in your bedroom at that speed, though the view from the basement windows must be pretty grim. But why would you want to live so close to a vaccination centre? Are you expecting government jabs ad infinitum?

Apart from this building and a single Tudor manor house, Southall is a uniformly dreary, grotty place architecturally, and I wouldn't want to live there, period. But if I had to, a flat in this building (the only residential one with any history or character) would be my first choice, but not on the side facing the railway.

I've no idea whether or not "government" jabs can be expected ad infinitum, and don't care, because I won't be around ad infinitum.