🧵 (1) A walk through Grove Farm from Sudbury Hill entrance (not listed online) to Whitton Avenue West, 26/10/2022. Grove Farm is designated by Ealing Council, which owns and maintains it, officially as a "Special Nature Reserve". Ref: https://t.co/l23X6bOV05 pic.twitter.com/mgEL8X7LYq
— Stephen Moran (@stephen_j_moran) October 28, 2022
A series of tweets with four photos each. The photos also have ALT text with more narrative.
One of my favourite oddities to spot around London are bluecoat statues. Find out the story behind them here👇 https://t.co/AIagUfr1YW pic.twitter.com/PGWcN5ckeI
— Living London History | Jack (@livinglondonhis) October 20, 2022
A fascinating history and photo gallery about the many London bluecoat schools, the first of which was Christchurch Hospital, setup in the City of London by Henry VI in 1552.
I got a couple of nice pictures in Grove Farm, an official local nature reserve today. I'm usually too cowardly to walk there on my own. I don't want to get mugged. But you know, life is for living and and all that bally rot. Shared foxy earlier. One might do for a poem, perhaps. pic.twitter.com/rvgySjdI4g
— Stephen Moran (@stephen_j_moran) October 2, 2022
The fox pictures
Ever feel like you're being watched? #fox #grangefarm #greenford pic.twitter.com/CkhowsJVwq
— Stephen Moran (@stephen_j_moran) October 2, 2022
"Horsenden Lane Farm Festival Event Open 1st October As Usual" road sign on a suburban footpath near the junction of Ennismore Avenue and Horsenden Lane North.
