help in identifying plant

[vulclen]

During a walk near the site of the proposed olympic stadium in straford recently I came across a climbing plant. It was entirely green but it had very distintive seedpods these were also green but a lighter shade than the leaves but looked something like a cross between a chilli and a capsicum. It was firly thin but toughly skinned and infalted with air . Inside the seed pods were strings of seeds.

I have been unsuccessful in identifying the plant in my field guides does anyone else have an idea of what it is!

[nightshade]

do you have a pic?or can you get one?what sort of area,wasteground,meadow,roadside?leaf shape stem colour leaf groupings
and finally do you know the postcode?

[vulclen]

This photo was taken a few days after the walk and therefore the speimen has dried out somewhat

[henrya]

Looks as if it must be one of the Bladder-sennas (Colutea species). Grown in gardens and naturalised in waste places in southern Britain.

henrya

[vulclen]

Many thanks I have seen a couple of photograpgh/drawings of the plant that you describe and it is identical to the one that I found