Detail from the old King Lud pub. Now closed and turned into a chain restaurant, it was the pub where Jack Kerouac once dined on Welsh rarebit and a pint of bitter.
“That’s the news, my liege. And now the weather: hail, Caesar!” (An old gag from a mock production of Julius Caesar in the old BBC radio show Round the Horne ) “When two Englishmen meet, their first talk is of the weather.” Samuel Johnson “Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks! rage! blow!” King Lear Rain all weekend in London. Get yourself down to the best gamp shop in town, James Smith & Son .
Lockdown and another desk day, working on my new virtual tours with the last of the Christmas Cake… My name is Adam, I'm a London Tour Guide, and this is my photoblog… This blog features photos snapped with either a Canon 500D or an iPhone6 or an iPhone11 as I make my way Londoning around leading & researching my tours. I hope you enjoy them. If you'd like to book a London guided tour, just get in touch Keep In Touch…
A Lockdown Sunrise from the passenger seat on the Archway Road… This blog features photos snapped with either a Canon 500D or an iPhone6 or an iPhone11 as I make my way Londoning around leading & researching my tours. I hope you enjoy them. If you'd like to book a London guided tour, just get in touch Keep In Touch…
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