Tag: OWS

Dizzy

One Word Sunday Cromwell Road SW7 + a few beers + some banging tunes

Peep(s)

One Word Sunday “Up betimes and hence to the work machine to create the one word postage upon the Sabbath. Sorely vexed upon failing to compose such a piece so then resulted to roguish knavery and therefore did cheat by contrivance of word play”.

Art

One word Sunday A very touching piece of street art that can be found set into the pavement in Marchmont Street near to Russell Square underground station in Bloomsbury. The street is near to the former site of the Foundling Hospital in Corams Fields. Mothers unable to care for their babies would bring them to… Continue reading Art

Rain

One word Sunday Looking out along Cromwell Road on a rather wet autumn evening.

Rest

One word Sunday The Pommelers Rest was the former Tower Bridge Hotel, taking its name from the area’s centuries-old connection with the leather trade.

Reflection

One Word Sunday The spire of St Clement Danes and behind the Royal Courts of Justice on an overcast Sunday morning.

Old

One Word Sunday The Old Curiosity Shop has been an iconic Dickensian site since the mid-1880s, when its owner, with no justification whatsoever decided to emblazon the words “Immortalised by Charles Dickens” above the door. However, it is an old building, probably dating to the sixteenth century. Dickens buffs have always been rightly sceptical about… Continue reading Old