– travels through London with a difference
Travel to the edge of Kent, courtesy of Southeastern Railways, and find out how an idyllic corner of England safeguards its green belt status.
Learn how the boundary between the London Borough of Bromley and Kent County Council shapes a community.
And learn what happened to a countryside golf course that closed its greens in 2017.
Interested? Intrigued? Then join me and read on by clicking the link below.
Photo of the Year for 2022
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Visit Tottenham Hale with me on the Stansted Express and learn something new. Such as:
– Where does the name come from?
– How does Haringey get its name?
– Who was Harris Lebus?
– Read up on Bernie Grant and the riots of 2011
– and why I’ve decided to donate my 2022 Winter Fuel Allowance.
Interested? Then click the link to my latest blog and I’d welcome any feedback or new snippets that will enhance the story.
Did you know Kentish Town was the centre of the Piano universe at the turn of the 20th century? Neither did I until I visited courtesy of Thameslink.
If you want to find out more about this North London area, click the link and read on
This station almost feels like home as I travel through it so often. But explore with me once more as I take another look at this 150 year old station.
The endoftheline meets suburbia at Surbiton.
Join me as I take a trip on the South Western railway out of London Waterloo to Surbiton. And then walk with me along the Thames to Kingston Upon Thames.
If you want to find out what I saw and discovered, read on…
Join me as I return to West Ruislip. This time courtesy of Chiltern Railways on 26/07/2022
Meridian Water 21/03/2022 courtesy of Greater Anglia
Ewelll East 08/03/2022 courtesy of Southern Rail
The End Of The Line 