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10 June 2022
The [marvellous] World of Stonehenge at The British Museum– until 17th July 2022 (and a tirade about the V&A's awful Fabergé show)
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I am a bit late behind here – I went to see this marvellous British Museum exhibition back in March and I really thought I'd posted abo...
3 February 2017
Another visit to Lower Marsh – barrows and arrowsI still think there must be an old painted ad and a lost ghostsign
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Back in March 2014 I wrote about Lower Marsh and its demise as a once thriving market street. And then followed it up with a piece about th...
8 September 2015
The Worshipful Company of Vintners livery hall
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You may recall that earlier this year I visited two of London's livery company halls, namely The Drapers and The Cutlers . Well here a...
21 May 2015
Tree carving in Kentish Town
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I spotted this tree stump carving in Islip Street, Kentish Town, last June and forgot all about it until now. I am nor even sure if it's...
10 June 2014
Guerilla gardening in North London
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The streets of Holloway are again blooming and more lovely pyramids of fiery nasturtiums can be found in Holloway, specifically Mayton Stre...
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