Ok…So the key word in the title “The Olympics Site” is the word “Site”. It really isn’t much of anything now, although come summer 2012 presumably it will be bustling with energy and people from around the world. At the moment it is very still and slightly eerie. You can see the stadium in the distance but once you get within 20 meters of the site entrance security guards come out and tell you that there are no photographs allowed, staring at you menacingly until you leave. Incidentally I have very few pictures of it….I guess that I will have to survive with only a memory of a wet day and an angry security guard.
Entrance to the Olympic Site
Olympic Stadium from a Distance
Ghostly Image of Stratford Tube Station – The Station for the Olympic Site.
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