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London 2013: Views from the Trafalgar Tavern

Posted on December 10, 2013 by crowcanyonjournal

After lunch at the Plume of Feathers we walked back down Park Vista to Park Row and then on past the Naval College entrance to the river and there we found another pub known as the Trafalgar Tavern. The Trafalgar … Continue reading →

Posted in London, Travel | Tagged Canary Wharf, Charles Dickens, Emirates Air Line, Greenwich, Greenwich Power Station, Greenwich pubs, Isle of Dogs, Maritime Greenwich, Morden Wharf, O2, Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, photography, Plume of Feathers, Thames, Trafalgar Tavern, travel, travel photography, whitebait | Leave a comment

London 2013: Cutty Sark

Posted on November 21, 2013 by crowcanyonjournal

Our Irish cousins flew over from Belfast on Monday, September 30th, and we spent the day hanging out at our hotels and at various eating establishments between our two hotels at the Westfield Centre. Then on Tuesday we decided to … Continue reading →

Posted in London, Travel | Tagged Ballykilcline, BART, Berry Brothers and Rudd, Canary Wharf, Church Street, Cockney, Cutty Sark, Cutty Sark history, Cutty Sark station, Cutty Sark whisky, Docklands Light Railway, Falmouth, Ferreria, Glasgow, Greenhithe, Greenwich, Henry VIII, Maritime Greenwich, Nanie Dee, photography, river Clyde, river Leven, Robert Burns, Roscommon, Scott and Linton, St Alfege's, Tam O'Shanter, Thames, Transport for London, travel, travel photography, UNESCO, Wilfred Dowman, world heritage site | 2 Comments

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