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Capital Ring Walk: Crystal Palace to Wimbledon Park
I sleep in and still manage to wake up before my alarm, which had to have been reset while I was half asleep. I enjoy the short walk to the train station while listening to a man sing happy birthday … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Books, History, People, Plants, Travel
Tagged architecture, Capital Ring Walk, cemetery, Halloween decorations, kindness, London, train
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Capital Ring Walk: Woolwich Foot Tunnel to Beckenham Hill
I decided last night to start this route and cover as much of its 78 miles around the city as I can while here. I’m so excited to have a smart goal, inside of staying outside in London, instead of … Continue reading
A Walk to Croydon
The rain actually stopped for a bit and the sun was so damn bright as it shined in the sky and reflected off the wet pavement. I hadn’t bothered to bring sunglasses again because they end up taking up valuable … Continue reading
Blackheath to Brick Lane
The bed, with its thin European-style spring mattress, felt super cozy under the surprisingly warm blanket that I hadn’t bothered to turn on the gas wall heater. Being up before the sun means that I get to see the sky … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, fitness, Food, Government, History, People, Photography, Sports, Travel
Tagged autumn, covid, Greenwich Park, international, London, masks, royalty, trains, WWII
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This Little Princess Went to Market
I had planned on an easy and short day, even though I had also planned on taking day trips with train rides up to two hours, each way, if I traveled in the dark to make the most of the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Food, History, People, Plants, Travel
Tagged architecture, Borough Market, cemetery, church, covid, Green Chain Walk, language, London, rain drops, robberies, trains
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