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This post is dedicated to my new friend and fellow blogger, Lady of the Cakes. I have been remiss in my recent travels and just haven’t found any cakes, but […]
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Here are a few photos of maps that have caught my attention on my travels. . Posted as part of Frizztext’s Tagged X Challenge and Alphabe Thursday.
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Somerset House is a great summer destination, with its fountain courtyard, outdoor eating, river views and a full exhibition and event calendar. I was a regular here when my daughter […]
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Yes, it’s that man Shakespeare again. I thought I’d continue the theme from my last post for this challenge. These windows belong to The Shakespeare’s Head pub in Fouberts Place, […]
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TAP Coffee has great coffee and a welcoming ambience. And if you want something to eat, they have delicious salads and sandwiches and ever-so-tempting cakes. I was on a diet […]
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I spend a lot of time working near Trafalgar Square, but the menu where I work is boring. So the other day (a dull, grey one as is the norm at the […]
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The Thames is vital to London’s beauty, vitality and variety. You can travel on it, cross over or under it, walk alongside it, eat beside (or on) it and look […]
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I came across this charming, compact coffee shop last weekend as I left a workshop at VV Rouleaux on Marylebone Lane, heading to Selfridges. I was in need of caffeine after an […]
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Great quotes. Great windows. At the Globe. . Posted as part of Thursday Lingering Look at Windows.
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The orange tones in this Victorian shopping arcade are a joy. London has many beautiful, ornate and sophisticated arcades, but the Royal Arcade takes some beating. It connects Bond Street to Albermarle Street, and […]
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The intensely bright flower boxes outside the windows of this famous hotel were in full bloom when I wandered past last week: . Posted as part of the Thursday Lingering Look at […]