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This is an unnamed passage that was once longer and much more useful than it is today.Read more ›
This short industrial passage can be found in the genteel housing around Regent’s Canal in St John’s Wood and is both old and modern in its layout.Read more ›
This is a back alley in posh Marylebone that leads to a probably unofficial but fun-to-discover gap beneath a very expensive hotel.Read more ›
This is a very narrow and grimy old passageway right opposite Ealing Broadway station, and if less yeuky, would be a good shortcut to the shops. But no, really, no, don’t use it.Re...
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 ›
A narrow cul-de-sac that’s worth walking down, as there’s a notable piece of architecture down at the far end.Read more ›
This is a very short little dead end of a passage, but it was once much longer until a school was built right on top of it.Read more ›
This tree and plant-lined passage in Kensington is quite busy, quite pretty, and if a property developer had got away with it, wouldn’t exist.Read more ›
This seemingly unremarkable looking public park has unexpected links with Roman England.Read more ›
Farringdon and Clerkenwell have long been among our favourite corners of London. It’s a history-soaked area - technically two - of Dickensian alleyways, vibey restaurants, beautifu...
Explore the Sheldon Tapestry.
See part of Old Waterloo Bridge and the House of Commons.
If you’ve ever been to London before, you’ve surely seen all the glittering highlights—Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, the British Museum, the Houses of Parliament and Big Be...
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 ›
Tin Pan Alley & Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Sunday 16th July 2006 I went to the Tin Pan Alley Festival in Denmark Street, a short street off the Charing Cross Road, for many year...
Shops & Yards, Leyton: Continuing with pictures from my walks around Leyton in September 1994 her is a final set of pictures of shops and yards which caught my attention. Altho...
Weekly nuggets of triviality posted every Sunday each with a short essay relating to the day in question along with 10 other pieces of useless information, read weekly or dip in an...
Reservoir, Castle & Lordship Lane: My walk on April 1st 1990 began at Finsbury Park Station and the first post, Brownswood Park Finsbury Park – 1990, ended on Green Lanes where...
And a wine window too!
This is a recently revamped corner park near Moorgate tube station, sitting next to the site of one of the ancient gates through the Roman Wall.Read more ›
Church Path, Town Hall & West Reservoir: The third and final post from my walk on April 1st 1990. The previous post was Reservoir, Castle & Lordship Lane The Old Church is...
A remarkable building that many people will walk past, itching to see what it looks like inside, now offers occasional tours. Read more ›
Monkey abuse and lusty sermons.
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