indypendenthistory:

Trafalgar Square (by Leonard Bentley)

Trafalgar Square :: On the night of the 12th October 1941 several bombs hit in the area of Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery was hit and what may have been a bomb from the same stick of bombs hit the roadway above Trafalgar Square Underground Station. The Bomb pierced the roadway and exploded in the booking hall killing seven people and injuring thirty three.

When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life. For there is in London, all that life can afford. 

herbeautyispoetic:

All over New York there are signs telling me to go back to London. (Taken with instagram)

^^^^

I liked the War Horse Movie, but the Stage Adaptation is way better due to the puppetry, music and effects!

My humble opinion..

spinkinks:

One for the romantics amongst us.

Funny Story:

I had the pleasure of seeing him at the Globe theatre in this play in September. Fast forward to November, my last night studying abroad in London. I’m in the Picadilly Circus tube station going up the escalator with my friend, dancing to the performer in the station (no one in London does that in public..). And who do I see going down the escalator? Charles Edwards! He was staring at me and my dancing pal and I’m pretty sure he recognised me from the Globe Theatre. ( I was in the front row, pretty much following his every move..) Anyway, we made eye contact and my whole life was made. Pretty sure he thinks I’m a loony.

I miss my Little Corner of London - Baron’s Court.