The pitch from the Grand Stand, looking towards the Mound Stand	The Media Box - quite a bizarre archtectural challenge	The Pavillion. Hard to see but the ground at Lord's slopes by about two metres high ground to the right of the frame to low ground on the left.	The Groundkeepers' sheds	The Nets and the 'Nursery Ground' (so called because it once grew pineapples and rhubarb).
The view of the ground from the Media Box	The view of the Mound and Tavern Stands from the Media Box	The Grand Stand, with Marylebone flag flying, and our tour guide from the Media Box.	The Groundskeepers' access point to the ground.	The Bowler
			Gubby comes with Lord's lanyard and Marylebone Cricket Club jersey, and he is named for George 'Gubby' Allen who was born in Australia, but became Chairman of the MCC Cricket Committee. He also refused to bowl Bodyline method for Douglas Jardine in the famous series of 1932-33.
The Home of Cricket	This is fuzzy but it's all the machines to look after the grounds - a quick peak in a shed!	My New Friend, Gubby, The Lord's Cricket Teddy

Note: you can see more of the layout of the ground in the formal map of Lord's, accessible here.
To visit the Lord's Cricket Ground site go to http://www.lords.org/