keyser soze wrote:
donmentor wrote:
keyser soze wrote:
Gers wrote:
I used to take a random day off work, usually in November for some unknown reason, and just wander around London doing nothing. On my own.
Do the gallery thing, The West End, Covent Garden, Soho. Have a couple of pints. It was a great way to get a sense of perspective. Haven't been able to do it for a couple of years as having bits of me amputated means that walking long distances results in me being a guest of the health service.
But I do miss it.
Do the gallery thing, The West End, Covent Garden, Soho. Have a couple of pints. It was a great way to get a sense of perspective. Haven't been able to do it for a couple of years as having bits of me amputated means that walking long distances results in me being a guest of the health service.
But I do miss it.
London on foot is awesome.
Back in the days when everywhere closed on Sundays, my good lady and I used to spend the occasional Sunday just walking around all those places and the parks. Very few people about and parking was a doddle. Even parked in the Mall sometimes. Try that today and you'll lose your car pronto.
Wow. That reminds me of those Pathe news films when you'd see, for example, a chap (a chap, not a bloke) pull up outside Selfridges and park his MG on Oxford Street, before popping inside to buy a nice cravat.
That was me coz I is educatead innit.
