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View attachment 278470 who or what is this?
Did you mean the 'without' bit? I think that may relate to it being outside the City walls.
I think the BB underneath may be a boundary marker.
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View attachment 278470 who or what is this?
Thanks for that. It wasn't that detail it is the stone plauqe and signage, someone linked to the area.
somehow managed to never walk through here despite spending plenty of years travelling through Waterloo station. Roupell Street Conservation Area.
The Roupell Street Conservation Area - A Time Capsule Enclave
The charming knot of 19th century streets that make up the Roupell Street Conservation area offer a true time capsule.www.london-walking-tours.co.uk
I remember back in 2005 being flabbergasted by the prices offered to some of the residents (locals in the kings arms), but nowadays that would be considered more than reasonable. Last time I passed by the kings arms it wasn't really a local anymore, and that was years ago now. All the pub owners/staff round there were absolute nutters.Not surprised at the prices for them!
Warwick Crescent and around there is a nice place for a wander. Quintessential London, gazillion pound houses next to social housing blocks. Some interesting architecture. The Warrington Hotel is good for a pint.
Whats going on with the lens/focus that makes it look like tiny railway models.
Yep, I used to manage Social Housing around there , used to love walking down Sutherland Avenue , which has grand houses , and we actually had some HA properties. I remember dealing with a smack addict/thief who lived on Warwick Avenue.Warwick Crescent and around there is a nice place for a wander. Quintessential London, gazillion pound houses next to social housing blocks. Some interesting architecture. The Warrington Hotel is good for a pint.
Luckily I didn't manage estates around there , all street properties. So I'm not familiar with that estate .and then you get to the Brindley Estate tower blocks.