That’s where Anthony Epes, the guy you nearly did the Arles trip with, had his studio. It had a great travel bookshop and cafe – not sure if it’s still there. And has access to the Banksy Tunnel – so always worth a visit just for that 🙂
Palacio Central de la Computacion, Havana, Cuba, November 2025 Welcome to One Word Sunday, and over to all of you to join the challenge with your own blue post.To join the challenge, […]
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Travel with Intent 
MrB and I used to regularly walk through here to catch a bus to a great friend of his – we always got sidetracked by the books!
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People after my own heart!
And there’s now a good pizza place opposite the Cubana 🙂
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ooh that’s good to know – really hope we might start travelling to London again next year – suspect this year unlikely now looking at diary
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I had a a friend who lived in Lower Marsh well over 30 years ago…imagine it has seen a lot of changes
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That’s where Anthony Epes, the guy you nearly did the Arles trip with, had his studio. It had a great travel bookshop and cafe – not sure if it’s still there. And has access to the Banksy Tunnel – so always worth a visit just for that 🙂
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Oh, right
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