No pleasant weather this time around. Anyways. Found short rain break to walk to Millennium bridge and to Borough Market.

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With the Northern Line from Old Street to Highgate. Then walking over Hampstead Heath and Parliament Hill to Hampstead. A cold but — after the rain and storm — pleasant morning.

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Note the separator in the room. There are only few pubs left in London that kept the traditional architecture that was made to separate between »classes«: workers, families etc. The bar served both sides (although beer was often a bit cheaper for workers). Both sections had individual doors from the street. 

Towards an excellent Sunday Roast at the Jugged Hare Pub. At a rather unlikely location too, on the corner of the Barbican.

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Who would have thought. I am back to London.

First day, a stroll to bunhill cemetery in Islington. The name derives from »bone hill« and was a cemetery for non-conformists.

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In November 2019 I spent again a week in London. It was cold and windy, but the autumn presented itself admirably. Obviously, I again spent a lot of time at Regent's canal and Little Venice.

Brutalist architecture. Impressive or terrifying? Cannot decide.

After a hearty late English Breakfast back over the South Bank to Fleet Street.

So, I made my fifth cemetery of the magnificent seven. Nunhead in the morning. Way to go!

World war I memorial.