This was one for the ‘ardcore walkers, with the rain belting down at the start, deeply flooded footpaths to traverse and a fairly ambitious 12 miles to cover in fading …
Walking the London Loop – Hatton Cross to Kingston Read More
Greenwich is stuffed full of history, has a good market, ace pubs, loads of interesting shops and a fantastic park with great views making it a great cheap day out …
Greenwich photos, south London Read More
Located along one side of the Forest Hill to New Cross Gate railway cutting, Devonshire Road Nature Reserve is a delightful place to spend n afternoon.
Devonshire Road nature reserve annual Open Day, London SE23 Read More
This attractive, formally-landscaped area at the top of Streatham Common used to be known as Streatham Spa and once stood in the grounds of a large house called The Rookery.
The Rookery, Streatham Common, London Read More
I’ve never seen London this cold and snowy before, with both the Trafalgar Square fountains and the entire Serpentine lake frozen solid. And I love it! Here’s some pics:
London snow: frozen Serpentine lake and Trafalgar Square fountains Read More
I didn’t even know this was going on, but came across it while we were taking in a winter’s walk across Hyde Park. I didn’t expect a lot, but it …
Winter Wonderland, Hyde Park Read More
Billed as “an innovative public project featuring a free daily program of events, arts, discussions, musicology and activities,” the Treehouse Gallery in Regent’s Park tasked itself with acting, ” as …
The Tree House Gallery, Regents’s Park Read More
A free event on Midsummer’s Eve, ‘The Big Event’ coincided with the launch of the annual Camberwell Arts Festival, and marked the official re-opening of Myatt’s Fields Park after its …
Midsummer’s Eve at Myatt’s Fields Park Read More