Routemaster Bus King of the Road. Nothing on earth beats the grand old open access red bus. Long live the Routemaster! |
Camden Town Tube Station 19th Century masterpiece. Essential regulator for population control. Built to last a thousand years! |
Public Convenience Constable! Where's the loo? You know.. the lavvy, the smallest room, the men's room, the bathroom? |
Smithfield Market They want to build yet another office block. Guess where? Yes, just on top of some glorious London history. |
Camden Stables Winding alleyways of alternative novelty wares in a gorgeous victorian setting. Keep the high street stores out! Protect our traders! |
Red Telephone Box Home from home with a tele-phone. Now being chased into extinction. What's wrong with the cheaper replacements? Well... I guess everything. |
Tube Station Architecture Splendid originality obscured by modern sterility. Will they never learn to leave well alone? Why wreck these highly crafted designs of historical excellence? |
Tube Station Decor Painted over, replaced by plastic, modernised into the dust. Antique fittings disgarded like scrap yard junk. |
Elephant & Castle Mall Suffering from smear and scorn. This mighty organism, gathering of friends, a suffering victim of redevelopment. |
Kings Cross Gasometers Sculptured Ironworkery. Part of the furniture, and another classic goliath of old London. Demanded a sensitive rescue. |
Borough Market Mysterious streets of olde London. Alleyways of traders and the stench of Dickensian delights. Part of us, the blood of englishmen. |
Intrepid Fox Alternative Punk pub in Soho. A haunt of ghouls and ghosts and other gothic delights. Plenty of blood on tap. |
Stanley & Culross Buildings Old King's Cross council housing on the once old peaceful backstreets of London. They were in the way of progress. Was it all going to end in tears? |
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