The city of #London still has many hidden gems if one takes the time to seek them out.
Have you noticed these windows? The "bullseye" was caused by a Mediaeval window making practice. Considered scrap, thus sold cheaper. I adore the character it adds, especially knowing their style won't be repeated deliberately. @Yeoldemitre #Holborn, #London
@Britains___Pubs
@Britains___Pubs
Wouldn't it be telling if #mosques and #synagogues were televised so we could hear exactly what was being said. Seems obvious to me as to why "Christianty" (communism part 1) has always been an open book, whilst others are completely hidden from sight and scrutiny.
#HopeNothate yearly review, nice to see they're learning from our content.
The spectacular @TrafalgarT Trafalgar Tavern is an opulent pub/function building in the Royal Borough of #Greenwich, #London.
This was a special day for me, at different times it included some very special people in places that mean the world to me.
Built in 1837, the year Queen Victoria ascended to the throne, it was a small inn (The Old George) which served local fisherman.
Popular due to its prominent position on the River Thames & sitting so close to Greenwich Hospital/Woolwich Dockyard.
This was a special day for me, at different times it included some very special people in places that mean the world to me.
Built in 1837, the year Queen Victoria ascended to the throne, it was a small inn (The Old George) which served local fisherman.
Popular due to its prominent position on the River Thames & sitting so close to Greenwich Hospital/Woolwich Dockyard.
#Democracy (Ancient Greek: Dēmokratía) dictates that the "dêmos", (common people) have a majority say over that of elected officials. If today's leaderships were "democratic," they'd recognise the desires of the populace as opposed to the nefarious few pulling their strings.