A Country Walk
A nice little walk in something that feels like countryside
A nice little walk in something that feels like countryside
Catching up on a couple of gigs from the last couple of months.
In an unassuming church barely noticed on a street in the shadow of towering companions sits a peculiar museum we’d been meaning to get to for ages. The Old Operating Theatre and Herb Garden sits in the garret (attic) of St Thomas’ Church, where it had lain forgotten (more or Continue reading …
We like our glowing ball art installations, having seen and (somehow missed Mars though), so it was an obvious call to go and see the centre of the solar system hovering at the Old Royal Naval College.
The traditional yearly visit to Canary Wharf Winter Lights. Continue reading
As I mentioned in the last post we were at Tower Bridge close to Heather’s birthday (and mine), and so we’d actually made a weekend of it. We’d had dinner in a restaurant the night before and been in a hotel for that early bridge start. So we had the rest of Saturday and Sunday to enjoy, and had decided to take in some culture. Continue reading
Back in Tower Bridge. As I briefly mentioned, it happens to be Heather’s favourite bridge, so I thought she deserved to see bit more of it as a little birthday treat. Which is why we found ourselves on a cold Saturday morning, standing outside the engine rooms, ready for a Continue reading …
After to Brixton Heather and I were quickly back, but first a trip to Kentish Town Forum.
On Heather and finally made it back to Brixton Academy.
A visit to the great castle of the capital. Continue reading