The “McGill Oak” Tree on Strand and the “Great Storm” 11/12/2024 donbrown 0 It has been estimated (by whom, I have no idea, but let’s roll with it), that London has more trees than people. That means more […] Share this:EmailThreadsBlueskyMoreShare on TumblrPrintRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Support this blog by buying books 11/12/2024 donbrown 0 For quite some time I’ve had links from book reviews and such like to Amazon, and in nearly ten years of blogging I’ve made the […] Share this:EmailThreadsBlueskyMoreShare on TumblrPrintRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Clapham Common’s Temperance Fountain 08/12/2024 donbrown 0 Step onto Clapham Common from the eponymous tube station and looming in front of you is a large drinking fountain. By the German sculptor August […] Share this:EmailThreadsBlueskyMoreShare on TumblrPrintRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Palely loitering in Moorgate: the new John Keats memorial 05/12/2024 donbrown 0 Let’s face it, John Keats pretty much set the template for what we expect from Romantic poets – curly hair, brown eyes, a couple of […] Share this:EmailThreadsBlueskyMoreShare on TumblrPrintRedditLike this:Like Loading...
