The Ship in a Bottle piece of art at the National Maritime Museum was looking lovely with a blue sky behind yesterday afternoon.

The Royal Greenwich calendar created by Greenwich.co.uk is now available to buy in local shops. It can be bought in Sabo Newsagents, Stockwell Street, and SBS Printers, Greenwich South Street for £10.

The calendar can also be bought online.

Even if you don’t have a ticket to the tennis at the O2 this week, you can still get involved by checking out the Fan zone. In there are two practice courts, used by the world’s best players in between matches. Here’s some photos of Andy Murray practicing today.

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Thanks to the brilliant photographer Vickie Flores for these photos of Blackheath Fireworks.

Click here to donate towards the cost of staging Blackheath Fireworks.

Thanks also to Ele Delahaye-Penfold for this lovely photo of the spectacular-looking fireworks in Millwall Park, as seen form Cutty Sark Gardens.

Rainbow today as seen from Greenwich Park.

This is one of the seven life size wooden sheep that featured in the cross country course during London 2012 and is now in the children’s playground at Greenwich Park. Each of the sheep is hand carved from oak. The sheep were donated by LOCOG and installed on October 22nd.

The Royal Navy’s fisheries protection vessel HMS Severn is in London to help publicise London Poppy Day this week. I took this photo of her yesterday as she approached the dome before turning into West India docks.

Thanks to local photographer Dawn O’Connor for this photo of newly christened MS Adeline passing through the Thames Barrier this afternoon. The new roll on roll off freight vessel had her christening ceremony this morning alongside HMS Belfast.

The autumn leaves of Chesterfield Walk and the famous Blackheath Tea Hut.

Chesterfield Walk.