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Now there’s a word for you, “Dogstones”. Gallstones found in canines perhaps, or some type of artisanal device for holding something in...

One Word Sunday Opened 1907, Closed 1940 #History #London #OWS #Walking

Six Word Saturday Reclaimed workings of a small Victorian generator that once stood in Bull Inn Court just off Fleet Street. #6WS...

Walking along Cannon Street I had passed Bracken House many times, but not really given it a second glance. I had wrongly thought of it...

Even a London walking tour guide like myself can see the benefits of sitting in a tube train and making your way from A-B, or in this...

Even a London walking tour guide like myself can see the benefits of sitting in a tube train and making your way from A-B, or in this...

One word Sunday The Pommelers Rest The Pommelers Rest was the former Tower Bridge Hotel, taking its name from the area’s centuries-old...

Six word Saturday Sheep, sometimes known as Paternoster #6WS #History #London #Walking

Even a London walking tour guide like myself can see the benefits of sitting in a tube train and making your way from A-B, or in this...

Even a London walking tour guide like myself can see the benefits of sitting in a tube train and making your way from A-B, or in this...

Even a London walking tour guide like myself can see the benefits of sitting in a tube train and making your way from A-B, or in this...

One word Sunday #London #OWS #Underground

Six word Saturday Taken during the last tour of TFL’s offices at 55 Broadway, soon to become a luxury hotel. #6WS #London #History...

Phew! Well that was a mammoth recording session. For those who haven’t read an earlier post Technotours the recording is for some self...

I must admit I don’t know Chelsea very well, it’s on my “to do” list to get more familiar with it. Recently I visited the Saatchi Gallery...

The House Fly Just a quick follow on post from Wednesday’s musing on the rat infestation around the Strand in 1903. During July 1707, the...

Rattus norvegicus Definitely my favourite and probably the best studio album by The Stranglers, released in 1977, so the copy in my...

Last week I posted about the debacle of the Marble Arch Mount, which got me thinking of a similar instance of abject failure over 125...

One Word Sunday The spire of St Clement Danes and behind the Royal Courts of Justice on an overcast Sunday morning. #London #OWS

Once you’ve designed a tour, walked it countless times, discovered new things along the way to add in and found bits to leave out, you do...