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Walking Tours of London

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London Tube Rambler: Docklands old and new

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Monday, February 20, 2012. Docklands old and new. Want a winter stroll without the mud? You never know what you'll find around here! Interesting boats and ships come and go all the time. (The one in the photo. An old (1927) coal-fired river and coastal tug.). For details of a suggested route, go to. Cutty Sark: nearing the end of the journey. Dont get caught short at Stratford International . Exploring East London: a stroll in the park. Docklands old and new. At last, time to chat!

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London Tube Rambler: February 2012

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Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Cutty Sark: nearing the end of the journey. STOP PRESS: You must see this promo video. I thought I might do some walks from DLR stations. Greenwich seemed a good place to start, especially as I wanted to see how the Cutty Sark. Looks a bit fed up. I doubt she'll smile even when she gets her arms. Actually, she's not old, but a replica. The original will be on display in the Ship's museum. As for the walk - plotting the route should be easy as I take friends round the town seve...

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London Tube Rambler: Dutch tall ship passing Greenwich Royal Naval Hospital

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Thursday, March 8, 2012. Dutch tall ship passing Greenwich Royal Naval Hospital. I climbed to the top of Observatory Hill in the teeth of bitterly cold gale to be rewarded by the sight of the Dutch stall ship Thalassa passing the old Naval College. Lord Nelson popped out of the Trafalgar Tavern to have a look. Sadly,. I had to make do with more prosaic public transport to get home. Click on image to enlarge photos. Mudchute Farm - the countryside in Docklands. DR2010. Powered by Blogger.

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London Tube Rambler: April 2012

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Monday, April 16, 2012. Never a dull moment in Greenwich! Meanwhile the nearby Cutty Sark is swarming with people putting the finishing touches to the grand old ship, which officially opens in ten days time. Persons suffering from vertigo should not even look at the photo of sailors (sorry - workers) way, way up in the rigging. Tried out the very large shiny new lifts in the foot tunnel for the first time. Yippee! Greenwich will be the first of the new DLR walks from London Tube Rambles.

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London Tube Rambler: September 2010

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Friday, September 24, 2010. Is a cemetery in East London. Whenever I have visited it there have been floral tributes in the West Ham colours. Some people have gone even further and had their favourite sport commemorated in their tombston. Some prefer to be remembered for their exploits in the pub darts team. T. His amazing memorial is also at Plaistow. For more details click on link above. For lots more interesting walks to do straight from an Underground station, you might like to go to my website.

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London Tube Rambler: Cutty Sark: nearing the end of the journey

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Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Cutty Sark: nearing the end of the journey. STOP PRESS: You must see this promo video. I thought I might do some walks from DLR stations. Greenwich seemed a good place to start, especially as I wanted to see how the Cutty Sark. Looks a bit fed up. I doubt she'll smile even when she gets her arms. Actually, she's not old, but a replica. The original will be on display in the Ship's museum. As for the walk - plotting the route should be easy as I take friends round the town seve...

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The London Tourism Guide - a free tourist and visitor guidebook for England's capital city

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INDEPENDENT and OPINIONATED SINCE 1997. Site A - Z. Walks, routes and itineraries. The main trouble with other guides' walks and tours is that you'll spend a lot of your time staring at a 1950s car park, which used to be, or on which site once stood. We only feature extant buildings. Takes in all the major tourist sights, while our two City walks. Are ideal for discovering the history of the City, and discovering its secret alleyways - many of which are not on the map! You can also do a river trip. Trafa...