A Foggy day in London Town

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With Your Hands On Your Head

Six Word Saturday The Guns of Brixton The Clash Released 1979 When they kick at your front doorHow you gonna come?With your hands on your headOr on the trigger of your gun

The Cricket bringer of good luck

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Third floor, Mens Tailoring, Going up!

Six Word Saturday By the 1920s Selfridges was the most glamorous department store in London. American shopping magnate Gordon Selfridge had opened the Oxford Street store in 1909. Selfridges initially employed young women to operate the store lifts but, after World War II, they were replaced by disabled ex-servicemen. This lift was removed during a…

The air is alive with music

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1970s, the decade that style forgot

Six Word Saturday I used to have a pair of shoes similar to the green and black ones but in light blue. Got sent home from school for wearing them.

Brands, not as we know them

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Brutalism and nature hand in hand

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Playing with perspective at the Barbican

Six Word Saturday Originally commissioned by the Ministry of Works in 1960, these nine ceramic panels feature stylistic images of telecommunications equipment. They were based in Fleet House, a large telecommunications building and when the site was redeveloped they were moved to the Speed Highwalk in the Barbican

Not a curve to be seen

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