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Friends who used to have a flat overlooking the Thames told us that every day they would see at least one - and often several - lifebelts drifting by. Clearly some folk don’t appreciate how important they are - or else don’t care.
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How did you travel between the points? Was it an interesting journey?
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Pure Geezerment - the south point was just as interesting as the other three. I hope we can look forward to further radiations from Charles 1.
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I've worked St Pancras Lock many, many times. It always feels super cool to have the key - even more so at Hampstead Road. Nice that three out of your four points took you to water - and all of different types.
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Considering cities are supposed for people to live in, maybe the Southern point is the one delivering most.
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Another interesting 'compass points' post.
I look forward to seeing whether you decide to continue in mile increments, or double mile increments now! |
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Even as a very infrequent visitor to London, I have visited three of those sites: even to the ML Mercedes.
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Fascinating post. I wonder if generating random co-ordinates four times could possibly produce such a good selection. (Though DG can make a purse out of a very sow's ear of a place).
Yes, cities are for living in. But living is not just sleeping. Sitting in the park or watching the river are also important parts of living. |
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In solidarity with our European neighbours, perhaps your next articles should use kilometres instead of miles!
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