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St. George Martyr church
John Atkinson Grimshaw painted many evocative street scenes that used the artificial city lighting as a central feature. One of his paintings in London is titled "Blackman Street, London".
Part of what is today called Borough High Street was at that time called Blackman Street.
This photo set shows a comparison of the painting and a recent …
London Calling...Hello Olympics
We checked out of our Salisbury hotel and spent some time at the Cathedral. This houses 1 of only 4 remaining copies of the Magna Carta, the first format of a Bill of Rights issued by King John in 1225. Our hotel was actually built initially as a residence for the workers who constructed the cathedral in the 1200's. From Salisbury, we drove to …
London day one
... windy, so made our way back to check in at the hostel. Had an expensive soup, did the domestics. Met Varoon who showed us some of the Temple District and Somerset House, where Pete gushed over the Christmas-ness. Ate at a Leon at Ludgate Circus before turning in for an early night. George the former Maltan police officer, James the Manchester solicitor and two others shared our ...
London Part 2 - A City of Two Tales
... alleged racial charges. It's all over the newspapers, and radios in London. Andy works out of his home, so in the mornings before we left for the day, we got to have some talks. It was very interesting hearing a journalists' perspective, and a Chelsea fans' too. Another cool thing about staying with Andy, was that he could really appreciate my excitement of going to my first football game in England!! I was looking forward to this part of our trip for a long time, and ...
Sights and catch ups in London
... We met up with yet another friend Rach as well as Anna for a second time. It was nice to be seeing all these people again that we had spent so long traveling with. At a noisy bar we conversed until tiredness started getting the better of us.
Our last day was spent getting up to nothing much, not nothing, nothing much other than paying the local shops a visit. Before we knew it another day had past us by and we were on a bus headed for the red lights of ...
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