One of the things I love about track cycling is there is always plenty to see with all the activity … More
Category: UK
UCI World Cup, London : Day 2
Sur and I were at the Lea Valley Velodrome for Day 2 of the UCI Cycling World Cup in London. … More
Ice-Watch London
“Put your hand on the ice, listen to it, smell it, look at it – and witness the ecological changes … More
Statues and Monuments: General Charles Gordon
This statue of General Gordon is located in the riverside park at Gravesend in Kent, close to Gordon Promenade and … More
Naturelog: 27th November
Keith and I were in Gravesend for an RSPB meeting and so we decided to make a day of it … More
The famous farting lamp of London
Originally posted on Stephen Liddell:
Last week I wrote on The Great Stink of 1868. By chance todays post is on…
Statues and Monuments: Sir John Franklin
John Franklin was born in Lincolnshire in 1786. He went to sea in a merchantman at the age of 12 … More
Statues and Monuments: Frederick Winsor
Frederick Winsor was born in 1763 in the German principality of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. In his 30s, he relocated to London to … More
Statues and Monuments: Robert Falcon Scott
This statue of Robert Scott, the famous explorer, can be found in Waterloo Place in London. It was erected by … More
Agecroft No1
Agecroft No 1 was one of three locomotives built in 1948 in Newcastle to shunt wagons at Agecroft Power Station. … More