• A bit of syncopation and history: Ragtime

    Updated: 2012-05-31 09:30:00
    : : Paul in London Paul is in London . And seeing mostly theatre Thursday , May 31, 2012 A bit of syncopation and history : Ragtime Ragtime the musical is currently playing at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre It's an epic musical based on E.L . Doctorow's novel that charts the tale of three families against the backdrop of the change , family , immigration , racism , strikes and unrest at the turn of the last century in America . It's an exhausting and exhilarating history lesson set to the music of ragtime , a genre of music that is predominantly recognisable for its syncopated rhythms . It was popular during the period , but then eclipsed by jazz and largely forgotten until a 1970s revival Of course it is neither the period nor the music that hits you first when you take your seats . The

  • 10 Postcards to Send. Want One?

    Updated: 2012-05-31 07:59:23
    I have exactly 10 postcards of this fab blue door I photographed at Eleven and a Half Fournier Street. Want one? I’ll send one out to the first 10 people who help me promote the blog either by sharing a … Continue reading →

  • See Sir John Soane's Hogarth collection

    Updated: 2012-05-31 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 31 May 2012 See Sir John Soane's Hogarth collection The Sir John Soane Museum at Lincolns Inn Fields is a treasure trove of items , and among the most celebrated are the ones that hang in the picture room at the rear , Hogarth’s A Rake’s Progress and An Election Over a number of pictures , the two collections tell two stories , firstly in A Rake’s Progress that of Tom Rakewell , a man who becomes consumed by a life of vice and self-destruction after inheriting vast wealth from his miserly father , and secondly in An Election , the story of an Oxfordshire contest at the General Election of

  • Killer Buses From the Future

    Updated: 2012-05-31 06:53:15
    I’ve got some serious gripes with the 93 bus lately (i.e. – waiting 42 minutes for a bus that’s supposed to come by every 6-10) but maybe this explains it… Spotted in Putney Bridge, where the 93 terminates…

  • Rugged London: Part 3

    Updated: 2012-05-30 07:39:46
    Fred255 is becoming a regular contributor to the Flickr pool lately which is great news because I love to share his work. It’s London with a twist, which is always refreshing. So, following on form first Rugged London entry and … Continue reading →

  • Try star-spotting with the Baker Street Irregular Astronomers

    Updated: 2012-05-30 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 30 May 2012 Try star-spotting with the Baker Street Irregular Astronomers Back in March , your author spent an amazing night star-spotting with the Baker Street Irregular Astronomers , a group of telescope-owners who meet in Regents Park on a week night once a month to stare off into . space The night in March was fantastically clear and attendees were easily able to see Mars , Venus and Saturn with the naked eye , offering some great views through the telescopes on offer , and admirable amounts of passion and wonder from those in . attendance The group are set to meet again tonight , with

  • The night that was: At the theatre with Love Bites

    Updated: 2012-05-29 09:00:00
    : : Paul in London Paul is in London . And seeing mostly theatre Tuesday , May 29, 2012 The night that was : At the theatre with Love Bites Sunday night was an opportunity to catch a series of short one act plays or as johnnyfoxlondon and I liked to call them in the Audioboo below , snatches at the Southwark Playhouse called Love Bites It was one night only which was a shame as it was a lot of fun could do with running over a few Sunday nights for when people are looking for something strange and interesting to . do The concept has been running for a few years and has produced over thirty new one-act plays . But this was my first Love Bites , which also was also a best of collection of the material so far . Some are self-contained stories , some are monologues and some could potentially be

  • Buy wines at Gerry's

    Updated: 2012-05-29 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 29 May 2012 Buy wines at Gerry's A well-stocked little off license on Old Compton Street in Soho , one of the best areas for London off licenses , Gerry's was founded in 1984 by Michael Kyprianou , the former manager of the now closed Del Monico's off-licence further down the . street Today , the shop boasts a fantastic range of wines and spirits , interspersed with hand-written labels , and pictures of those who appreciate the shop and other bits of paraphernalia accumulated over the . years For more , see http : www.gerrys.uk.com Labels : Drinking shopping soho 0 comments : Post a Comment

  • Summer Nights in London

    Updated: 2012-05-29 07:07:05
    Isn’t London a wonderful place to be right now? Warm evenings, a slow setting sun, pubs overflowing into the streets, everyone wearing summery dresses and sandals and smiles. Here’s a bit of iPhone fun, a shot I took in Hyde … Continue reading →

  • More Street Art from Jana & JS

    Updated: 2012-05-28 07:34:31
    Remember that post about Jana & JS a few weeks ago? Well, Mickyh2011 found a few more street art pieces from their recent blitz around London’s east end and has shared them in the LLO Flickr pool: Redchurch Street Pedley … Continue reading →

  • Find London's first drinking fountain

    Updated: 2012-05-28 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 28 May 2012 Find London's first drinking fountain Built into the railings of St Sepulchre-without-Newgate , on Holborn Viaduct , London's first Metropolitan Drinking Fountain can still be seen , complete with two cups retained on chains and marked with the words Replace The Cup' Originally installed in April 1859 and paid for by Samuel Gurney , the fountain was moved in 1867 as Holborn Viaduct was built , and then reinstated in its original position in 1913. Though no longer functioning , it is an interesting . anomaly For more , see http : www.geograph.org.uk photo 2653851 Labels : City of

  • Explore the Hogarth Roundabout Meadow

    Updated: 2012-05-27 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 27 May 2012 Explore the Hogarth Roundabout Meadow As part of the fantastic Chelsea Fringe series of events taking place around the Chelsea Flower Show , the Hogarth Roundabout in Chiswick has been transformed into a wildflower meadow designed for the benefit of local people and wildlife in the . area We are told that this is particularly important because the piece of land that many of us have crawled around on the way out to the West along the A4 sees tens of thousands of vehicles at rush hour and is rarely a pleasant place to be . So , the meadow has been planted to combat that , using

  • Celebrate the reopening of HMS Belfast

    Updated: 2012-05-26 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 26 May 2012 Celebrate the reopening of HMS Belfast Despite it actually reopening more than a week ago this weekend sees a family weekender on HMS Belfast to mark its reopening after six months of refurbishment works after its walkway to the shore collapsed late last . year We are told to expect simulated gun firings , Arctic assignments , family events , live music and a barbecue , on board a ship which is well worthy of a visit whenever it is open , and a welcome reopening for . London For more , see http : www.iwm.org.uk visits hms-belfast Labels : Military museum Thames 0 comments : Post

  • Attend Speakeasy & Swing at the Half Moon

    Updated: 2012-05-25 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 25 May 2012 Attend Speakeasy Swing at the Half Moon Tonight we are told to expect the Half Moon in Herne Hill to be transformed with the sounds and tastes of the 1920s , as big band Le Chat Creole entertain us with swing , Dixieland and . jazz Your author will be there , and not just because a former flatmate is singing , but also because it offers the chance to sip on a Sidecar , feast on fried chicken and pretend that we are back in the 1920s , which were apparently terribly fashionable . It promises to be a good night and tickets are available at http : www.wegottickets.com event 168823

  • Wander on Mitcham Common

    Updated: 2012-05-24 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 24 May 2012 Wander on Mitcham Common During one of your author's regular aimless wanders in South London , he stumbled across Mitcham Common as part of a survey of large green spaces in the A to Z and was not . disappointed Once dominated by oak woodland , the massive 460 acres of common land are thought to have been cleared as early as neolithic times for grazing , and today the common has a real gritty suburban charm , and is wilder than many green spaces in London , with overgrown scrubland and ponds dominating , and living alongside a full 18 hole golf course . We are told that the soil

  • Plays on tour: Is there a (script) doctor in the house?

    Updated: 2012-05-23 23:00:00
    : : Paul in London Paul is in London . And seeing mostly theatre Wednesday , May 23, 2012 Plays on tour : Is there a script doctor in the house Doctor in the House has been doing the rounds of major centres this year and is playing at Richmond Theatre this week . Comedian and I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here winner Joe Pasquale plays the lead but he does not quite get the opportunity to let rip as much as you think you think he could or would like to . It's less laugh out loud and more smirk occasionally . Very occasionally . The material has been reworked from its source material and it seems to be missing any sense of bawdiness and adventure that could have made this a bit more . fun Pasquale describes in the above clip that the show will make you come out of the theatre feeling like

  • Pain and passion: Cantina

    Updated: 2012-05-23 11:00:00
    : : Paul in London Paul is in London . And seeing mostly theatre Wednesday , May 23, 2012 Pain and passion : Cantina The London Wonderground on the South Bank is currently playing host to Cantina an Australian circus production that is unique in its blend of theatre and physical performance with a lashings of pain . Actually , a lot of pain . Broken glass , high heels , broken limbs feature so prominently it could be billed as the Cirque De Sade if that wasn't already the name for a fetish night in Canada The production manages to take the circus act and make it new by becoming sexy , violent and painful . Is it real or is it escapism It is hard to tell but it is awfully enjoyable and classy night out full of laughs and some genuine surprises that will have audiences . gasping You won't

  • Maintain your bike with Islington Cyclists' Action Group

    Updated: 2012-05-23 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 23 May 2012 Maintain your bike with Islington Cyclists' Action Group Your author's poor yellow bike is on its last legs , but with a little maintenance it manages to struggle on , and the great news for anyone needing to get a second opinion on their bike woes is that London has a strong network of cycle user groups full of friendly sorts who are willing to offer advice and . assistance Tonight , as every fourth Wednesday of the month except August and December the Islington Cyclists' Action Group is meeting at North London's Sunnyside Community Centre for a session of bike maintenance from

  • Attend London Reads at the Deptford Lounge

    Updated: 2012-05-22 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 22 May 2012 Attend London Reads at the Deptford Lounge Tonight at Deptford's new Deptford Lounge library-community-leisure-space-thing , Londonist Editor Matt Brown is hosting a London book event with two very talented London writers and one lightweight chancer speaking about their books on London . Your author is joined by Craig Taylor , author of Londoners and we are told erstwhile writer of the Guardian’s One million tiny plays about Britain , and Christopher Fowler , author of am amazing 30+ London novels , notably thrillers such as the Bryant and May . mysteries For more on all this ,

  • Feel it, smell it: Leather Forever

    Updated: 2012-05-21 11:30:00
    : , : Paul in London Paul is in London . And seeing mostly theatre Monday , May 21, 2012 Feel it , smell it : Leather Forever Burlington Gardens is the home for an intriguing and beautiful exhibition by Hermès called Leather Forever It celebrates the art of making products with leather along with showcasing some of the beautiful products made by the company over its 175 . years There is the opportunity to feel and smell different leathers and watch the craftmanship in action working with the material . With a mix of lighting effects and different set pieces to compliment their range of products , it is at times an interactive experience and there is even a moment when you can be caught in a leather curtain . A lovely diversion that will have you wanting to head to the gift shop . If you

  • Visit Portsoken Street Garden

    Updated: 2012-05-21 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 21 May 2012 Visit Portsoken Street Garden Created with the support of the King George's Fields Foundation , which created many public gardens in memory of King George V up until the 1960s , Portsoken Street Garden is a pretty little public space in the City of London just a short distance from Tower . Hill The smallest King George's Field in the country , the garden was re-landscaped in the 1980s , and again in 2010, when a new play area was created , with we are told , an emphasis on natural . play For more , see http : www.londongardensonline.org.uk gardens-online-record.asp ID=COL039

  • Watch the Cavalry Memorial Parade

    Updated: 2012-05-20 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 20 May 2012 Watch the Cavalry Memorial Parade As per advance warning given by Ian and other websites the 88th Combined Cavalry Memorial Service and Parade takes place today in Hyde Park , as it does every . May The event kicks off at around 10.45am , forming up on the Regimental Marker on the Broad Walk in Hyde Park . We are told to expect music from two marching bands and the saluting of an international . golfer For more , see http : www.ianvisits.co.uk calendar detail.php uid=18861 Picture Dave-F used under a Creative Commons license and actually of the trooping of the colour but you get

  • See some Museums at Night

    Updated: 2012-05-19 08:29:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 19 May 2012 See some Museums at Night We're already onto day two of the annual Museums at Night weekend , but there are still some fantastic events taking place this evening , and even a few . tomorrow Tonight sees a late opening at the Royal Observatory's Astronomy Centre in Greenwich , late talks at Apsley House , art by candlelight at the London Canal Museum and late steam engines at the Kew Bridge Steam Museum , amongst others . For more , see http : www.culture24.org.uk places+to+go museums+at+night Picture Will668 used under a Creative Commons license^ Labels : After Dark Annual

  • Opera and horseplay: Falstaff

    Updated: 2012-05-18 09:00:00
    : : Paul in London Paul is in London . And seeing mostly theatre Friday , May 18, 2012 Opera and horseplay : Falstaff The Royal Opera's updated production of Verdi's Falstaff received mixed reviews from the audience on Tuesday night . Most people loved the performances , but when it was time for the production team to head onstage , there were some very audible boos not to be confused with Audioboos The gentleman next to me booed . He had had been tut tutting throughout most of the opera particularly as the curtain went up revealing a dazzlingly bright 1950s kitchen in the second act so it probably was not a surprise , but he did it with such gusto the sound reverberated . around It is great that so many people are so passionate about Falstaff . It's a wonderful opera about a man who gets

  • Find the Robert Stephenson statue

    Updated: 2012-05-18 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 18 May 2012 Find the Robert Stephenson statue In Victorian times father and son engineering teams seemed fashionable , and though many have heard about great train man George Stephenson , inventor of the Rocket and creator of the world's first public steam railway , it is his celebrated son George Stephenson who is commemorated by a statue outside Euston . Station Stevenson junior was a renowned civil engineer and locomotive designer , working on the Rocket and designing bridges including the Conwy railway bridge and Britannia Bridge across the Menai Straits in North Wales and the Royal

  • Attend Late Shift at the National Portrait Gallery

    Updated: 2012-05-17 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 17 May 2012 Attend Late Shift at the National Portrait Gallery Your author is a big fan of late openings at our museums and galleries , and tonight , as every Thursday and Friday night , the National Portrait Gallery is holding Late Shift , a chance to wander round after work and enjoy the gallery in a more informal . setting Tonight , we are told to expect poetry readings in Memory of Lucian Freud , and guest DJ Edward Otchere , whereas tomorrow night , Draw the Line offers us an opportunity to take part in a life drawing class led by Sophie de Stempel , one of Freud's former models , and

  • Eat at the Roundwood Park Cafe

    Updated: 2012-05-16 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 16 May 2012 Eat at the Roundwood Park Cafe Despite some rather odd happenings in the past , the cafe in the lodge in Roundwood Park , North London , is a pleasant spot for a quick cup of tea or bite to eat , and a good place to escape the sort of showers we had . yesterday Today , the forecast looks brighter , which means the young noiseboxes might even get to use the neighbouring children's play area whilst their minders tuck into sandwiches , reasonably priced teas , and plates of delicious noodles . For more , see http : www.brent.gov.uk pks.nsf Parks LBB-61 Labels : Cafes North London

  • Admire the Canada Gate

    Updated: 2012-05-15 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 15 May 2012 Admire the Canada Gate Often overlooked by tourists gazing in the opposite direction towards Buckingham Palace and the Victoria Memorial , the Canada Gates are an impressive entrance to Green Park , presented to London by . Canada Commissioned after the death of Queen Victoria , in 1905, the gates match up with smaller ones presented by Australia and South Africa , and were finally completed in 1911. For more , see http : en.wikipedia.org wiki Canada_Gate_and_Canada_Memorial Picture Ian D used under Creative Commons^ Labels : Memorials Parks and Gardens Royal London 0 comments :

  • Visit High Elms Country Park

    Updated: 2012-05-14 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 14 May 2012 Visit High Elms Country Park Deep in Outer South East London , near Orpington , High Elms Country Park is a 250 acre area of woodland , meadows and parkland , open to the public to explore all year . round The Park was originally part of the aristocratic High Elms Estate , owned by the Lubbock family , but in 1938 it was sold to Kent County Council to become a nurses' training centre , then when the area was adopted as part of the London Borough of Bromley in 1965, the estate came too , opening to the public as a . park Today the park , which borders the High Elms Golf Course ,

  • Attend the Covent Garden May Fayre

    Updated: 2012-05-13 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 13 May 2012 Attend the Covent Garden May Fayre An annual May Fayre takes place in Covent Garden today , organised by Alternative Arts will be held in the churchyard of St . Paul’s Church , Covent Garden , it offers a procession around Covent Garden , Punch and Judy performances , and , we are told , a special church service with Mr Punch in the pulpit at the . church There will also be workshops , stalls and folk music , all with a puppetry theme , in a tradition held to coincide with Punch's birthday earlier this week on May 9th , the date when Samuel Pepys first recorded seeing Mr Punch

  • See Olivier on the South Bank

    Updated: 2012-05-12 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 12 May 2012 See Olivier on the South Bank Though he sadly passed away back in 1989, it is still possible for fans to see Laurence Olivier on the South Bank . Unveiled in September 2007 to mark the centenary of his birth , a statue of Olivier stands proudly in the square at the front of the National . Theatre The statue was erected following a public appeal which attracted donations from more than two hundred people , many of whom worked in the theatre and film industries . For more , see http : www.londonremembers.com memorials laurence-olivier-statue Picture Martin Pettitt used under

  • Dusk in a muddy park: Babel

    Updated: 2012-05-11 10:30:00
    : : Paul in London Paul is in London . And seeing mostly theatre Friday , May 11, 2012 Dusk in a muddy park : Babel Babel billed as one of the theatrical events of 2012 in a year that no doubt will be full of these is currently playing at Caledonian Park in North London . It's part street theatre , part performance art , part art and craft , part singing and part muddy field . It's a lot of parts but it is a pretty ambitious piece that brings together a story of a city like London where people are from all corners of the world and representing a variety of cultures and backgrounds . You are lured into the park by people who are welcoming you and there are others going about their daily lives making sandwiches , hoovering , peeling vegetables and so forth Eventually you find yourself in the

  • Buy Olympic tickets*

    Updated: 2012-05-11 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 11 May 2012 Buy Olympic tickets For those like your author who have been either too unlucky or too lazy to get their hands on any tickets to one of the sporting events that is taking place in London in the summer , today offers another opportunity to pay for tickets to the London Olympic . Games We are told that a fairly staggering 900,000 tickets will begin to go on sale today from 11am , initially only to those who have already applied and been rejected for tickets . These representing contingency tickets , those returned by punters who no longer want them , and those that no one wanted

  • Visit the Rookery in Streatham

    Updated: 2012-05-10 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 10 May 2012 Visit the Rookery in Streatham A small formal gardens which are maintained by Lambeth Council as part of Streatham Common , we are told that the Rookery was once known as Streatham Spa , and was a place where people came to take local spring water for its medicinal and healing properties . The gardens stood in the grounds of a larger house called The Rookery , and visitors to the Spa declined the Rookery and surrounding woodland were acquired for public use , opening as a public garden in 1913. Today , the spot is a lovely place to while away an hour or so and is popular with

  • Book a London at Dawn Photography Tour

    Updated: 2012-05-09 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 9 May 2012 Book a London at Dawn Photography Tour One morning last month , your author rose at an ungodly hour to spend some time at the invitation of professional photographer Anthony Epes and black cabbie certified tour guide Nick Mortimore touring the City of London . Joined by a small but determined ragbag team of London writers and journalists , it was an interesting way to observe the City as it woke to face another . day Unlike many such things , the tour was both interesting and rewarding , with Mortimore a very knowledgeable London guide with plenty of information and London

  • Lunch in St George's Gardens

    Updated: 2012-05-08 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 8 May 2012 Lunch in St George's Gardens Billed as an oasis by the London Borough of Camden , St George's Gardens sit close to the Coram's Fields near the Foundling Museum and the Brunswick Centre , and began life as an 18th century burial ground in open fields to the North of . Bloomsbury With entrances on Handel Street , Sidmouth Street and Heathcote Street , the Gardens are a favourite lunchtime spot for those working in the area , and feature memorials and gravestones , including the tomb of Oliver Cromwell's . granddaughter For more , see http : www.friendsofstgeorgesgardens.org.uk

  • Celebrate May Day on the docks

    Updated: 2012-05-07 07:30:00
    , : skip to main skip to sidebar Tired of London , Tired of Life One thing a day to do in London A website about things to do in London Pages Home About Contact Talking to Strangers Book Public speaking 7 May 2012 Celebrate May Day on the docks As part of a drive to spend some time outside London , your author is off to Rochester today for the annual Sweeps Festival but for people looking for something a little more London-centric , the Museum in Docklands is hosting events with a distinct May Day . theme In the build up to a May Day procession at 3pm , the Museum is offering folk dancing , a Jack in the Green making workshop , storytelling and other . events For more , see http : www.museumoflondon.org.uk Docklands Whats-on Events Labels : One Off Events Seasonal 0 comments : Post a

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