Tag: London
Somebody has rolled out the barrels
Six Word Saturday
Mr Brundsen, Mr Platts & Mr Crapper
I’m currently researching a walking tour along the Thames path between Putney and Battersea Park. The route has thrown up a lot of interesting facts, not surprisingly given it’s location, many based around it’s industrial past. I always try and weave a human element into the tours with stories or facts that show what life… Continue reading Mr Brundsen, Mr Platts & Mr Crapper
Thursday Doors
Wordless Wednesday
Silent Sunday
Shadow
One Word Sunday
Stories play they dance they sway
Six Word Saturday
The Willies of Westminster Bridge
This post is going to be short, to the point, trivial and above all puerile. (Sorry) Westminster Bridge was designed by Thomas Page and opened in 1862. I think we can all imagine the complexity in designing such a structure and it seems Page wanted the bridge to look appealing as well as functional and… Continue reading The Willies of Westminster Bridge
A LONDON MISCELLANY 