City of Westminster Cemetery(and Kensal Green Cemetery, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park)

Rome

Frederick H. Evans, Westminster Abbey, Apse from Choir, 1911

F. Edlich, Dresden Castle at Night, 1870s 

 Manhattan Street in the Rain [New York] c.1910 by William Gordon Shields

Andre Kertesz ~ Paris 1925 - 1936, from “Diary of Light” 

Leonard Misonne Souvenir de Londres. 1899

London, 1899

St. Dunstan-in-East. London

ducksaysmoo:

First set.

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blackmorgan:

St. John-At-Hamstead Churchyard Cemetery London

Some pics I promised Annacarrotta from our favourite cemetery in Hamstead.

I think Atlin’s Rory’s lurking about somewhere here too. ;)

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The Parkland Walk is a 4.5-mile (7.2 km) linear green walkway, in the London Boroughs of Haringey and Islington, which follows the course of the railway line which used to run between Finsbury Park through Stroud Green, Crouch End, Highgate and Muswell Hill to Alexandra Palace.

 Horror writer Stephen King once visited his friend, Peter Straub’s house in Crouch End. The legend goes that after asking for a good place to go for a walk, he was directed towards the old railway line, now called the Parkland Walk. While here, he was inspired by the strange unsettling surroundings and the sculpture of a spriggan (a pan-like green man), which was pushing its way out of an old arched wall. King wrote the short story Crouch End, based on his visit, which was later adapted as an episode of Nightmares and Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King, which included the spriggan in the introduction.

01/10/2012

London

The River Fleet – An Amazing River In The Underground Of London.

It’s not enough that whole London has a complete underground system, it has a underground river too. It’s called the River Fleet and is London’s largest subterranean river. Long time ago Victorian engineers built a whole system of tunnels and chambers under London.

Lost London

The original Davenport’s Magic Shop (now moved to underneath Trafalgar Square). This used to be opposite the British Museum, and it’s now a Starbucks.

Christ Church, Hampstead Square

Hampstead cemetery chapel, NW London

London’s sky

London, 12/20/2010