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Category: London

Lord’s cricket ground (1)

A few weeks back, Keith and I went to Lord’s cricket ground in north London. Lord’s was for a long-time … More

Lord's Cricket Ground

Statues and Memorials in London: Bear Fountain

These bears are found in Kensington Gardens where they sit atop a water fountain built in 1939 to commemorate the … More

drinking fountains, statues and memorials in London

London’s Medieval walls

After the departure of the Romans the area within the city walls was deserted, the Anglo-Saxons preferring to settle around … More

London Medieval walls

Statues and Memorials in London: Tower Hill Sundial

The Sundial on Tower Hill was commissioned by London Transport and unveiled in 1992. It is by John Chitty and … More

statues and memorials in London, Tower Hill Sundial

London’s Roman walls

The Roman city wall around London was built between 190-225 AD. Although most was built from scratch it did incorporate … More

Roman City Wall, Roman Fort, Roman history

Statues and Memorials in London: Edward Jenner

Edward Jenner (1749-1823) was a country doctor who pioneered vaccination. Despite widespread ridicule of his idea he continued with his … More

Edward Jenner, statues and memorials in London

Naturelog: 10th April

A morning walk on the London Wildlife Trust reserve at Braeburn Park in Crayford. Braeburn Park has a chequered history. … More

Braeburn Park, Chiffchaff, Greenfinch, Peacock Butterfly, Robin, Small Tortoiseshell

Naturelog: 9th April

A bright sunny warm afternoon and so I set out to do this weeks butterfly / insect walk around the … More

Comma, Grey Wagtail, Small Tortoiseshell, Tarn

Grey Wagtail

The Barbican development in central London is not exactly the spot, you would think, for seeing good birds. Barbican Development … More

Barbican, Grey Wagtail

Statues and Memorials in London: Merchant Navy Memorials

On Tower Hill, close by the Tower of London, stands the Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorial to sailors from the … More

Merchant Navy, statues and memorials in London

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