Rating Eastenders #PieAndMash in #Poplar, east #London with C & @ChelseaDan5. 🍽

We all know Maureen's is an amazing establishment, so to have a shop so close is a lot of pressure. Dan even managed an apple crumble, but I was stuffed. 🎥 @ChelseaDan5
@PieMashTour @pienmashporn

Live Chat, we discuss, politics, history and other topics.
https://t.me/vinniesullivan?livestream=36ced800d12ef00348

Just because it's no longer ours;
Doesn't mean it will ever be theirs.

#London

The Family Home & The Lack Thereof

Generational unity, property, & wealth have given way to communistic styled capitalism. Today, you'll pay top whack to simply rent, whilst still owning next to nothing. All the while, rushing to leave & lose that which was freely gifted to us.

The children of the future, will think the modernism of today, is the genuine culture of the past. ⏳️

The city of #London is the oldest part of the capital, yet for some reason, it's one of the most privatised and secretive locations in the country.

The most stunning part of #LondonBridge Station is it's vault ceiling in a design known as quadrapartite. The rest of the station is a revolting joke of modernism liberal advertising, meanwhile the public never notice the last remaining relic of western culture within the station.

If we are to truly respect our ancestor's, we'll avoid making their mistakes.

“The ravine of death in Verdun” Landscape of ruins and ashes after the battle. Painting by Ferdinand Joseph Gueldry, 1916

If we are to truly respect our ancestor's, we'll avoid making their mistakes.

“The ravine of death in Verdun” Landscape of ruins and ashes after the battle. Painting by Ferdinand Joseph Gueldry, 1916

Béhorléguy, 1967

We take so much for granted.

True strength comes from within, lead on King 🤴

We Are Who We Are

"The bravest are surely those who have the clearest vision of what is before them, glory and danger alike, and yet notwithstanding, go out to meet it."

- Thucydides 🔉⬆️

Mourning jewelry, popularized during the victorian era

"hair, considered to be a remnant of the person it was cut from, also has often played
a part in myths and legends; in a swedish book of proverbs, one can read that 'rings
and bracelets of hair increase love.'"