My tweets…
- RT @shaunwkeaveny: Jeremy Paxman is like the shouty twat in the pub who's had 7 Stellas and a line of coke 1 month ago
- @TheEList_e17 that's some mad automated thesaurus bastardisation on my article! @wwwfapponline doing this loads with Time Out...stop it! 4 months ago
- Ripped off not once, but twice! Oi @TheEList_e17 @wwwfapponline original - timeout.com/london/blog/wa… bad copy - fapp.online/walthamstow-ha… 4 months ago
- I wrote some words about Walthamstow's pizza revolution! timeout.com/london/blog/wa… 5 months ago
- @Fattyfaulkner ooh, unlucky Dave. Still, you did well to get the the fifth round... 5 months ago
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Photo Shoots
- London Pubs
- The Walkie Talkie part two – Sky Garden
- The Walkie Talkie building part one – Walkie Scorchie
- Crossrail archaeology dig
- Adult Ball Pool
- Leadenhall Building
- Seoul Bakery
- William Morris Gallery
- The London 2012 Olympics
- The Shard
- Kingly Court
- Green Chain Walk
- Docklands Museum
- Sukho Fine Thai Cuisine
- Smug
- The Old Blue Last
- Palais Garnier shop
- The Stow Festival
- Leighton House Museum
- Kentish Town back streets
- The Lowry
- The Social
- Dean Street Townhouse
- Science Museum
- North Downs
- Brunswick Centre
- Screen on the Green
- Abbey Road
- John Rylands Library
- Institute of Contemporary Arts
- Museum of Childhood
- Boris Bikes
- Newington Green
- The Roebuck
- Band on the Wall
- Pissotière
- Craft and Design Centre
- Cafe Oto
- St Pancras Station
- Heygate Estate
- Gravesend
- 100 Club
- Trevarno Estate Peacocks
- Look Mum No Hands!
- London Zoo
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Author Archives: Ben Rowe
William Morris Gallery
Situated in a house built in the 1740’s and set in Lloyd Park, Walthamstow, the William Morris Gallery reopened in August 2012 following a fantastic redevelopment. It is the only public gallery devoted to Morris – who for a period … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Cafes, London
Tagged blue plaque, book, bottle light, cafe, chairs, culture, design, dog, exhibition, floorboards, forest road, frame, gallery, georgian, house, interactive, london, mist, museum, old, park, people, photography, script, shop, sofa, stained glass, staircase, umbrella, wallpaper, walthamstow, william morris
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The London 2012 Olympics
The London 2012 Olympics. Years of planning and construction, bucket-loads of money and all over in two weeks…but it was bloody great. Despite many Londoners being full of cynicism prior to the event, it was a roaring success. I’m lucky enough to … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, London, Sights
Tagged advertising, aquatics centre, arcelor mittal orbit, arena, athletes village, blimp, brazil, bridge, canal, clouds, crowds, directions, earls court, excel, face paint, fans, flag, games maker, germany, great britain, handball, leicester square, london 2012 olympics, mandeville, mascots, meadows, medals, moon, mscot, olympic rings, run, sculpture, site, stadium, supporters, thames, tourists, tower bridge, union jack, velodrome, volleyball, volunteer, water polo, wenlock
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The Shard
The Shard, London Bridge. This new addition to London’s skyline is also the new tallest building in Europe, and can be seen from all over the city. The building contains offices, a 5-star Shangri-La Hotel, restaurants, apartments and a viewing … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Sights
Tagged arcelor mittal orbit, blue, businessmen, construction, illumination, laser, lights, london bridge station, orange, pink, river, shard, show, sunset, thames, train, workmen, yellow
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Kingly Court
Kingly Court, Soho, London. Tucked away off Regent Street, and far lesser known than neighbouring Carnaby Street is the lovely Kingly Court. Full of boutique shops and independent cafes and restaurants, you may have passed by this area totally unaware … Continue reading
Green Chain Walk
This walk in South East London from the River Thames at Erith to Falconwood is a short train journey from London Bridge and is an official Green Chain Walk, marked out by arrows and mileage posts. It passes through Lesnes … Continue reading
Posted in London
Tagged abbey, bench, bent, blossom, canary wharf, castle, cemetery, dog walking, fence, field, goal posts, graffiti, grave stones, photography, pine cone, ruins, sign, time out, woods
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Docklands Museum
Museum of London Docklands, Isle of Dogs, London. The museum, which opened in 2003 in an old sugar warehouse, contains artefacts and displays telling the history of the Thames and Docklands area, from Roman times to the closure of the … Continue reading
Posted in London, Sights
Tagged building, chains, exhibition, gallery, gun, history, museum, photography, underground
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