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Tag Archives: walking tours
Putting the well into Clerkenwell
I always like finding what’s beneath the surface in London, whether it is getting locked in with Roman ruins, snooping around for an ancient friary Finding the ruins of Whitefriars beneath the streets of London, getting up close and personal with … Continue reading
Posted in history, London, Religion and Faith, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Clerkenwell, Farringdon, Holy Well, Pub Tours, River Fleet, walking tours
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Covent Garden May Fayre & Puppet Festival – Celebrating the 360th Birthday of Punch and Judy
One of the things about doing tours in London is that in a way it is both my office and indeed my stage and tours can be variable and incorporate whatever it is we come across in addition to my … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Heritage, Life, London, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Covent Garden, Punch and Judy, Puppets, Samuel Pepys, walking tours
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Coronavirus Diary 86: Excluded, invaded but undefeated
This is Sam (not his real name) and he is 10 years old. Sam is a huge Sherlock fan and yesterday I did a hastily arranged Sherlock Walking Tour for him and his mother from Ukraine. This is my first … Continue reading
Posted in Life, television, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Benedict Cumberbatch, ExcludedUK, ExcludedUnity, Putin, Sherlock, Ukraine, walking tours, Ye Olde England Tours
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Walking the walk but not talking the talk!
The first Nursery Rhyme Tour of London was a big success (I hope) and went 4 hours with just a small hotchoc and church diversion. It was lovely to meet two Excluded tourists as we explored the places, origins and … Continue reading
My new video tour of London
Given the total lack of tourists still in London and my now approaching almost 19 months with no work or any form of government support, I’ve been busy working on my latest video tour. This one is based on my … Continue reading
Exploring some of the cute and colourful mews off Brompton Road
A few days ago I found myself at the Victoria & Albert Museum and afterwards with a bit of time to spare and still entirely without any tourists, I decided to take a stroll to properly explore some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Life, London, Photography, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Brompton, Cobbled Streets, Instagrammable, London, Mews, walking tours
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67 Hopton Street – an island of antiquity in a sea of modernity
Everyone knows I like to explore all the nooks and crannies in London and find the less well known places and remnants of times past. One such old place is hidden away behind the Southbank and despite almost the whole … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, London, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged 67 Hopton Street, Hopton Street, Lambeth Walk, Old House, Travel, walking tours
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Morton’s Tower at Lambeth Palace
There aren’t too many early Tudor buildings left around these days but Central London has a few. One of them is within sight of Parliament itself and it’s at one of the palaces that is much less visited than some … Continue reading
The Leake Street Graffiti tunnel
One of the great things about London is that it has so many facets. History, big-business, entrepreneurs, literature and theatre, shopping and so much much more including modern culture and that includes street art. A few years ago I … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, Life, London, Photography, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Art, Graffiti, Leake Street Tunnel, Street Art, Tunnels, walking tours
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My first Virtual 360 Degree Video Tour of London
For the last few months I have been busy working out a vague plan to push my Ye Olde England Tours business forward. How can you be a tour guide and make any money whatsoever without there being any tourists? … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Life, London, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged 360 video tour, Bloomsbury, Literature, Private Tours, Video Tour, Virtual Tour, walking tours
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