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municipaldreams.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The Green Link Walk, a 15-mile trail running north to south from the fringe of Epping Forest in Walthamstow to Peckham, was officially opened on March 1 2024. I walked it recently and, of course, I spent a lot of the time admiring the council housing (and other municipal endeavours) en route. Given that there... | |
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footprintsoflondon.com
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| | | | | London has many old buildings, memorials and institutions, but they are not always in the same place they originally were. The Footprints of London guides choose their favourite things in London that have moved from their original location. 1. St Andrews Church Kingsbury - Rob Smith There are a few buildings in London that have... The post 10 Things In London That Have Moved From Their Original Location appeared first on Footprints of London. | |
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edithsstreets.blogspot.com
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| | | | | Thames Tributary Neckinger The Neckinger wound around Lambeth and Kennington from a source which probably in Mary Harmsworth Park. It appea... | |
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medieval-sculpture.com
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| | | Cushion capitals (also called cubic capitals) are normally described as capitals formed by the intersection of a cube and a sphere. They have a flat semicircular face, or 'shield', at the top of each side, and the curved triangular lower angles of the bell are all that remain of the spherical form. This kind of... | ||
