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| My excitement mounts as I am only a few steps away from visiting England for the first time. |
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| From Heathrow Airport to the Belsize Park station, the tube delivers us to this charming street and our first home in London. |
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| Julie stops to make a call, en route to our B&B. |
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| Our first London home, at 34 Primrose Gardens, was somewhat encased in scaffolding but still terrifically charming. |
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| Julie's grimace is that of a woman schlepping a heavy suitcase up the steps of an old-school staircase. Charm has it's price. |
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| Near our B&B, was Joe's — garishly painted and peppered in adverts. I was stoked to see that the Ministry of Sound, a famous dance club from the nineties (known to me because of its legendary sound system), was still very active. |
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| In the window of Joe's was this killer poster for a ska fest that I would have loved to attend if the dates had been right. |
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| I didn't expect to see house-boat living in London, but here it is. Super groovy — like the barges along the Seine, in Paris. |
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| This retro-modern houseboat would be my first choice, stylistically, if I was a barge-dwelling Londoner. |
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| Wow, this crazy old trough was a source of drinking water for man AND beast. Imagine slurping away next to a horse! |
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| Say what you want about Sir George Stuart White, he was certainly not Boering. Google away if you have no life. |
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