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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...
You’ll soon be able to steam to your heart’s content in one of the capital‘s most gorgeous green spaces
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)...
A wool-y exciting project follows a centuries-old tradition of a sheep-populated Heath
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 ›
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 ›
The path on the east bank is the last in a series of upgrades to Stoke Newington’s West Reservoir
This substantial park runs along the Grand Union Canal and sits on land cleared of slums in the 1970s, then saved from developers.Read more ›
This silver birch tree, along with oaks, willows and a wych elm, is in Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park. It's a large and rather lovely green space in south London, only marred, in m...
This is a large, varied park next to the Regent's Canal that owes its existence to a poisonous factory and the clearance of the houses that once sat next to it.Read more ›
Parks, embankments and mewses.
Metropolitan Borough of Bethnal GreenThis stone was laid on 23rd October 1926 by the Mayor, Alderman, C. W. Hovell, JPBaths Committee:Chairman - Alderman H. E. TateVice-Chairman -...
See part of Old Waterloo Bridge and the House of Commons.
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