Do you ever get a feeling about a location? It doesn’t have to be something outwardly disturbing, just a nagging notion that something historic at some time in the past might have happened on a particular spot. I know that sound a bit vague, but there is a certain piece of central London that has… Continue reading Amongst these dark Satanic Mills
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The Trembling Lady
The Albert Bridge crosses the River Thames from Battersea on the south bank to Chelsea on its north side. It was designed by Rowland Mason Ordish and Joseph Bazalgette. Construction started in 1870 and the bridge was opened on the 23 August 1873. The bridge acquired the nickname of “The Trembling Lady” because of its tendency… Continue reading The Trembling Lady
Amongst these dark Satanic Mills
Do you ever get a feeling about a location? It doesn’t have to be something outwardly disturbing, just a vague notion that something historic at some time in the past might have happened on this spot. I know that sound a bit vague, but there is a certain piece of central London that has always… Continue reading Amongst these dark Satanic Mills
A LONDON MISCELLANY 