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lovelondonscenes – 32
Green Park tube, about 7.30pm, Friday 8 November. Piccadilly in the background.
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Tagged Green Park, London, Photography, photos, Piccadilly
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View upstream from Richmond Lock. Twickenham Bridge and Richmond Hill through the arch. Beautiful autumn day, today. Watch out for blog on seven London bridges later.
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Tagged London, Photography, photos, Richmond lock, Thames
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Have You Heard? (45) “Too Blind To See It” by Kym Sims
1991 dance classic. Brings back great memories for me of doing the Christmas disco at my place of work at the time. A House beat and a soulful pop sensibility. Utterly danceable. One of the very best dance records of … Continue reading
Have You Heard? – (44) “You Said Something” by PJ Harvey
I put on “Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea” by PJ Harvey on my iPod this morning, on the way to work. It’s a brilliant album, and it won the Mercury Music prize in 2000. There are many … Continue reading
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The Shard… from Battersea. Miles away and just shows how the bends in the River Thames can be so deceptive.
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Sportsthoughts (87) – A good day for Quins – at Twickenham and Leicester
2 November 2013 was a good day for Harlequins. First, Chris Robshaw and Mike Brown starred for England in their 20-13 victory over Australia. And then Quins went away to Leicester, and won 23-16. (Meanwhile West Ham had another 0-0 … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Chris Robshaw, England, England rugby, Harlequins, Leicester Tigers, Mike Brown, rugby, sports
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“Liola” at the National Theatre
We went to see “Liola” at the Lyttleton this Sunday afternoon. It’s a play by Luigi Pirandello, Italian author and playright. Set in rural Sicily, it’s comedy, farce, musical, moral tale, and maybe, political statement, all in one. It’s slight, … Continue reading
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Tagged Liola, Lyttleton theatre, National Theatre, Rory Keenan, Theatre
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lovelondonscenes – 29
Wharncliffe Viaduct, Hanwell, built in 1836-37 to carry the Great West Railway over the Brent River Valley (Not a big valley!). Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. It is now a grade 1 listed building. I cycle this way a lot. … Continue reading
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Tagged Hanwell, London, Photography, photos, Wharncliffe Viaduct
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lovelondonscenes – 28
Landmarks, old and new.
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Tagged Big Ben, House of Commons, London, London Eye, Photography, photos
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