61 days ago from site  
Lovely to see a statue of Sir John Betjeman in St Pancras. He was the quintessential chronicler of Englishness.
64 days ago from site  
Decided against the sausages for lunch. I suspect I left them in the fridge toooo long.
65 days ago from site  
The Ironworks in Albion Walk, Regents Quarter looks just like a building called "ironworks" should look.
66 days ago from site  
Today's lunchtime walk took me along the canal to a lovely garden next to St Pancras Old Church.
68 days ago from site  
I never tire of the walk along the South Bank to Waterloo because of views like this.
72 days ago from site  
Hugh Cubitt House in Collier St., Islington provides a surprising splash of colour to a drab corner of London.
74 days ago from site  
I'm really enjoying the reprints of 80s comics given away in the Guardian this week. Today it's the Dandy.
76 days ago from site  
Quentin Blake is famous for illustrating Roald Dahl books but his work is also on a construction site by KingsX.
77 days ago from site  
Highlight of today's heritage tour was the Cleaves Almshouses, first built in 1669 and still in use today.
77 days ago from site  
I saw a few quirky, unusual and unexpected things today but my favourite was this dragon in Surrey County Hall.
80 days ago from site  
At my desk I can look over the stations at Kings Cross / St Pancras towards the reassuringly familiar BT Tower.
81 days ago from site  
Regent Quarter, by Kings Cross, is a scrumptious mix of converted Victorian brick buildings and brand new ones.
82 days ago from site  
My regular lunchtime walk takes me through the beautiful brick, glass, steel and art of Regent Quarter.
84 days ago from site  
Is this the ideal afternoon; seeing Hoaxwind play at a local community festival while drinking Tanglefoot?
88 days ago from site  
The vertical garden at The Driver on Caledonian Road adds a moment of joy to a lunchtime walk in the rain.
89 days ago from site  
The Clock Tower in Caledonian Park, N7 used to preside over cattle now it is surrounded by housing and a park.
89 days ago from site  
Took advantage of the last day of Summer sunshine to take a walk through glorious Ham Lands.
90 days ago from site  
Popped into The Boaters on the way back from Kingston and was pleasantly surprised to find a beer festival on.
91 days ago from site  
This is how I'll be dressed for Glyndebourne this afternoon. Say "Hi" if you see me.
93 days ago from site  
When done sympathetically, the juxtaposition of new and old buildings works very well. Here in KingsX it’s a mess!
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Name Matthew Rees
Location kingston upon thames, uk
Web http://hamlife.blogspot.com/
Bio I enjoy music, politics, reading Marvel comics and Saint books, exploring open spaces, architecture and conversations
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