coffee stop for druids, builders, nightclub refugees
london
the joy of walking with senses heightened. stalking memories, associations flooding. lit parlours, barnsbury pavements, liverpool road, bottle o light ale.
london
the sign spells it out – rising hill or spring. on penton street you’ll find risinghill street.
cumberland gardens wc1. victorian light. humid twilight. supping one in filthy’s amwell way – on the penton!
london
smithfield pubs full- commuters stomps through the market pleasure seekers questing bartholamew fair amongst the chainpubs
london
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Parliament Hill is one of the London Mounds identified by E.O. Gordon in ‘Prehistoric London…’
Maiden Lane, now York Way, led the way from Penton Mound which was the journey we took on the No.214 bus all hot and bothered.
The mounds would have been used in pagan times as places of congregation, ritual and play. And there we were splashing around in the paddling pool and chasing someone’s pet rabbit.