Anyone know of any little known or hidden gems in London?
I'm going in late Oct and I know all the big stuff but was wondering
about the lesser known stuff.
Usually I ask about museums and old buildings but in London that is
like asking someone in Los Angles if they know any highways.
Onaree
May I suggest the museum of Children in Bethel Green? I went there to
see the dolls but they do have a bit of collection of children's
clothing. I went several years ago, but the curator in charge of the
dolls had some wonderful stories about the clothing as well, since
they can document exactly
Onaree,
one of the oldest Pubs in London is The Prospect of Whitby, on the River,
down in Wapping. It was Winston Churchill's favourite place to hide out and
unwind, during the dark days of WW2; and the London Dockers were very proud
that Winnie came to relax amongst them, accompanied only by
It's not clear to me whether you're looking to advertise a business,
outline the research youve done, explain the process of construction
or just host a brag book. I'm of the latter sort use Google
pages, but I've heard it's closed to new members.
--cin
Cynthia Barnes
cinbar...@gmail.com
Here I
It's not clear to me whether you're looking to advertise a business,
outline the research you've done, explain the process of construction
or just host a brag book.
If you want to have a website, there are books on how to create these in
HTML and programs like MicroSoft FrontPage so you don't
Greetings!
At 10:14 PM + 6/5/09, Jane Pease wrote:
Here I come meandering along behind the times as usual, but I have
been thinking that it is time to have a costume presence on the
web, both for the purpose of organizing and storing information and
providing information to others. Some of
Once you're in the central area, just try to walk from place to place as
much as possible rather than taking the tube, and you will find all
sorts of gems which will be just yours. I cut across Green Park one
time on my way to a meeting and came across the original Bluecoat
School. They are,
I had to wear mascara for a dance recital, and find that it's still
there--not only that, it ran (cried while Mary and her little lambs danced).
My questions are these: how do you get the stuff off, and what mascara is
tear-proof?
I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you in advance!!
I use cold cream, but any make up remover will work. I also wear
waterproof mascara, which doesn't run.
Sylvia R
On Jun 6, 2009, at 5:08 PM, Gilbert wrote:
I had to wear mascara for a dance recital, and find that it's still
there--not only that, it ran (cried while Mary and her little
