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Monthly Archives: May 2018

Alexandra Palace (known as the ‘Ally Pally’)

     My little trek out this week, took me to a place that I had actually visited a couple of times before, but many years ago, back in my youth. Since then it has gone through a number of considerable transformations, and is today one of London’s lesser known, but still remarkable landmark. The ...Read more...

“Kenwood House” & “The Spaniards Inn” – Hampstead

      For my culture day out this week, the location was somewhere I had always wanted to visit, and a place where I could make good use of my English Heritage ‘Pensioners’ Membership card (however, it turned out in the end that I didn’t actually need them to gain admission). So – this ...Read more...

The “Roundhouse”-Chalk Farm & the beauty of “Primrose Hill”

  My little excursion out this week for publication on to the London Shoes website – was all about a place that I personally went to a couple of times, as a teenager in the early 1970’s – but my visits were nothing to do with what the building itself was originally designed for. My ...Read more...

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