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A Hampstead Walk: On Sunday 9th April 1990 I took the North London Line to Hampstead Heath Station and began wandering around the streets near there. Of course I’d been to Hampstea...
Continuing my walk in Hampstead on Sunday 9th April 1990. The previous post was More Hampstead – 1990 and ended at The Mount. Hampstead is a hilly part of North London and Hollybus...
Hampstead Alley, Hospital, Baths, House, Heath: My walk on Sunday 9th April 1990 continues. The walk began at my post A Hampstead Walk -1990. Another picture of Streatley Place. Th...
More Hampstead: More from my walk in Hampstead on Sunday 9th April 1990. The previous post was Hampstead Alleys, Hospital, Baths, House, Heath – 1990. Hampstead wasn’t (and isn’t)...
This is a 200-year-old, pastel-rich passageway with an award-winning pocket park that can be found a few minutes' walk from the Design Museum in Kensington.Read more ›
Short Walks in London & Staines: As I mentioned a few days ago in my post on The New Trafalgar Dispatch, in September 2005 I was suffering from a knee injury. Over the next few...
A wool-y exciting project follows a centuries-old tradition of a sheep-populated Heath
The path on the east bank is the last in a series of upgrades to Stoke Newington’s West Reservoir
Poem 48 of 230: THE PROMS...
Visiting a park just after umpteen heatwaves have lain waste to the land might seem awkward, but to be honest, this park simply changes colour, and that’s all.Read more ›
This alleyway doesn’t look it, but it’s one of the oldest paths in Hackney, dating back to when most of the area was still fields.Read more ›
Ravensbourne, Quaggy & More -Lewisham: The real end of my walks on April 1st 1990 was a short walk around Lewisham. The previous post from these walks was Monkey Business, Wrec...
All the world’s a stage, and Elm Court is transformed into Verona, Vienna, fairyland and more in this witty and wonderfully wandering Shakespearean adventure. The post Review: Wal...
People walking out of the Bond Street station’s Hanover Square exit might find themselves facing a huge mass of coiled wool and horsehair.Read more ›
There's 850 acres and multiple cafes to explore, plus one of the oldest deer parks in the country
Thank goodness for Tunbridge Wells walks! We have such a super selection to choose from and discovering new routes is one of your favourite things to do. We are spoilt […] The post...
See part of Old Waterloo Bridge and the House of Commons.
Five rare-breed sheep have returned to Hampstead Heath as part of a conservation project exploring how traditional grazing can help nature recover in London.Read more ›
Serpentine’s latest outdoor artwork invites visitors to push their way through 4,000 yellow tubes suspended from a steel frame.Read more ›
Embrace the stride of pride!
This is a new alley that was created a little over a decade ago when a large block of post-war buildings was rebuilt into two large blocks, with the new alley separating them.Read...
Look out for Local London Guiding Day.
Although these pictures are in my files for 1993, my rather limited diary tells me that they were taken in December 1992 when I made two walks in Islington, but gives no other info...
Arrival, Business, Alfredo’s and Paradise: More colour pictures from my walk in Islington which although are in my January 1993 folder I now find were actually taken in mid-Decembe...
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