Mollie and I jointly led this walk! It was just us two, but it was nice to walk in the rain and chit chat and see all the "____ who accomplished ____ lived here" plaques on the houses.
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Mollie and I in front of a fountain in Bloomsbury Square |
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An example of one of the famous plaques. Pretty cool, eh? Dicken's flat was pretty nice too. |
I gotta be honest, the walk wasn't too eventful really, but it was real nice and relaxing. We passed by the University of London (NOT London College like I said before! Thanks granny), very nice, and a few other things. But the jaunt was cool as it was rainin and misty the whole time.
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We saw Handel St. on the walk, so named as Handel performed his Messiah on this street to raise money for the orphans in Foundling Hospital. |
I wonder if the London College is the same as the University of London. Your Late Uncle Geoffrey was a Maths professor there.
ReplyDeleteYou finally got a little rain. We need some here. Bring some back with you! Cheerio for noe.
Pardon me!! it was University of London, not London college! thanks granny
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