The Albert #RomanRoad, #Bow, #E3

Some of the most simple things have the greatest of importance.

I'd never be as content eating in a 5 star gourmet restaurant as I would a simple trip to a good pie and mash shop.
#RomanRoad, #Bow, #London

This Railway Bridge sits on a site which was struck by the first 'flying bomb' in 1944.

The #BluePlaque was placed in 1988 by #EnglishHeritage. Below is the bridge today and a vintage image of the bombs damage.

Grove Road, #Bow, #London, #E3 in the Borough of #TowerHamlets.

This interesting building on Arbery Road #Bow, #London, #E3 has very unique brickwork.

It looks as though bomb damage (#Blitz of #WW2) was the culprit and one can see the property would have once been a shop, like the homes beside it which had once been a parade of shops.

Ye Olde Coborn Motors
57 Coborn Rd, #Bow, #London #E3

Little gems still exist among our rapidly changing environment, make the most of them while we can.

The Railway Tavern ⚰
30 Grove Road, #Bow, #London, #E3
This relic still keeps it's brewery signs on display but it's long since died as a drinking establishment. One day just seeing signs of old Pubs may be all we're left with.

📸 @VinnieSull1van

Only the best for Vin... #Bow, #E3
@PieMashTour @pienmashporn