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Opera, Fish and Flood

More than seven years ago I wrote something maybe you didn’t read or have forgotten: Bungalow Bliss.

Levelling-up

There is a new exit at Knightsbridge tube station, levelling-up as it were.

Bel Canto in Bergamo

“The city of Bergamo is composed of an old walled core, known as Città Alta (“Upper Town”), nestled within a system of hills, and the modern expansion in the plains below. The upper town is encircled by massive Venetian defensive systems that are a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 9 July 2017.” (Wikipedia)

Four Clubs

Carlton House was George IV’s residence when he was Prince of Wales.

Local News

The peregrine falcon born this spring is still living at home although was seen earlier this month visiting Richmond Park for a meal.

The Naval Club

A fine 18th century house but not good enough to get a mention by Pevsner

O, Lucky Me!

A tube strike on Tuesday was an excuse for a walk to St James’s in sunshine.

Rousham Revisited

Last night I didn’t dream I went to Rousham – I really went (again) a few days ago.

The West Window

The west window at Winchester Cathedral is unlike anything I’d seen in such an old structure.

A Walk in the Park

You probably know the Italian Gardens in Kensington Gardens but do you know about this building on the north end of the gardens?