the lost byway
perambulations around london ( .. and beyond).
- By John Rogers
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly two posts per week
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Most recent posts
Photo via The Amorous Humphrey Plugg on Twitter https://x.com/SumsionMichael Fantastic night at brilliant Wanstead Tap in collaboration with the essential Newham Bookshop to talk about my new publication with Three Imposters – The Black Path. …
Two suggestions in a recent Q&A video led to great East London day out. I started with a walk from the Gurney obelisk on Stratford Broadway to the Black Lion pub in Plaistow to meet …
“Why is walking so full of woe?” Of Walking in Ice (1978) The post Werner Herzog quote appeared first on the lost byway.