Streets

The London Shoes category about London’s unique Mews Streets and Houses always seems to generate quite a lot of interest and feedback these days, especially via the London Shoes website, where I regularly receive emails from all around the world, either enquiring about a particular mews Street blog – or – simply referencing a particular ...Read more...

The thing that often enthuses me when doing my London Shoes stuff, is when I stumble upon a topic/subject matter that I know absolutely nothing about – and then, when I do my research and physically undertake a visit to it, I find stuff that impresses me and makes the topic far more interesting and ...Read more...

In the main menu of my London Shoes website, there’s a ‘Categories’ tab, which (as it says on the tin), summarises the 700+ blog articles I’ve published to date, into categories of what they represent. One of the most popular categories, in terms of ‘hits’ and ‘comments/feedback’ is entitled “Mews Streets & Houses” – which ...Read more...

Regular follower of my London Shoes stuff, whether it be on Facebook / Website / X or this Instagram feed, will be aware that a few weeks back my London Shoes stumbled upon a very quirky London landmark……namely a ‘Post Box Eating Tree’ in Fitz-George Avenue, within the W14 post code district. Well – would ...Read more...

Here’s a short ‘n sweet piece about a location my London Shoes visited just a few days ago – and I wanted to get it ‘out there’ promptly while the enjoyment and ‘vibe’ of it is still alive in my memory. Last Thursday (21st May) my London Shoes hopped on the tube to Sloane Square ...Read more...

My London Shoes likes to throw in a cheeky short & sweet one every now and then – a sort of ‘quirky quickie’ if you like – and this one certainly fits that category. Sometimes, I stumble upon something and I think……surely, this can’t be true – and this particular subject matter just so happens ...Read more...

Last week, under a reasonably bright, but still a bit nippy London sky, my London Shoes went on a mission to check-out another one of London’s many unique mews streets, (Shoes likes a bit of ‘Mews’) – to add another blog article to the my on-going and, it would seem (from feedback received) very popular ...Read more...

The other day, my London Shoes trotted off to the Soho district of London’s West End for the specific purpose of visiting a particular alleyway that has a load of history behind it – namely:-           “WALKER’S COURT” – LONDON W1 Walker’s Court is a small narrow pedestrian alleyway in the heart ...Read more...

Last week, under a rare, but very welcomed sunny London sky – my London Shoes crossed over the River to ‘Saaf Lundun’ (referred to by me as the ‘Dark Side’) to visit a place I hadn’t been to for a few decades…..“BALHAM”– and what a pleasant enjoyable day out it was too. “BALHAM” is situated ...Read more...

Last week under a temperamental wintery London sky, my London Shoes legged it over to the northern end of Great Portland Street in London’s west end district – for the specific purpose of visiting a stunningly laid out looking street full of houses with noble looking frontages. However – not all is as it may ...Read more...