General Wolfe looks out by the Old Royal Observatory across Greenwich Park early on a sunny morning. The hill on which the observatory sits is the ultimate destination for visitors to Greenwich, both to see the line from which global time is measured and to take in the magnificent view to the River Thames and beyond. The photograph is reminiscent of historic prints of the region which stretch the perspective. Except those prints do not contain the Canary Wharf towers shown in the distance behind the white facade of the National Maritime Museum to the right of the photo; nor a British Airways plane in descent on its way to Heathrow Airport; or the controversial Millennium Dome, glimpsed on the far right behind the foliage.

In the middle of the photo, below the tree, is the Meridian Courtyard...

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