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Jim Harris, Parkinformationsanbieter Profile picture
@jimoutoffaf
Feb 6, 2019 • 7 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
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The former New Douce Room steps en route to their new workplace, via the 8.13 to Bromley South.
Next stop, Herne Hill.
Getting them home from there should be hilarious.
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It’s a long way from the Hope books. Image
Halfway. Image
No bus for the steps. Image
Almost... Image
Home. Image
Oh.
And there’s this. Image

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Dec 24, 2022
Visiting the redeveloped Battersea Power Station for the first time.
It’s amazing.
It cost upwards of £7.5 billion.

Here’s a little 🧵 about parking your bike. Image
2/ When you arrive, you’re greeted by these cute ‘Bike Hub’ signs. Image
3/ The ‘Bike Hub’ is underground.
You can get to it by lift.
Or stairs.
There appears to be no level access.
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Apr 16, 2021
1/ It’s a beautiful day and I’m on leave so I’m going for a walk.
2/ I’m going to look for football. There’s a lot of football in London.
3/ Dulwich Hamlet FC.
Pride of South London since 1893.
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Sep 28, 2020
I have a manuscript written in the early 1820s by a clergyman named Robert Fiske. It’s a long, terrible poem called ‘The Seasons’.
So, for a small adventure, I’m going to Fulbourn, near Cambridge, to see the church where he ministered for 45 years.
Then I’m cycling home.
2/ First stop, @hotnumbers in Gwydir Street for breakfast with @RobertHanks then, via Cherry Hinton Brook and Fulbourn windmill, to St Vigor’s, Fulbourn, where Fiske was rector from 1781 to 1826.
Excellent tomb there (not Fiske’s, obv).
On, on.
3/ The next section, from Fulbourn to Saffron Walden started with the pleasure of a Roman road, between Babraham and Linton, through the swell of the Gogmagog Hills (no giants, though, @alixebovey) and then the glorious swoop of north Essex after Hadstock.
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Jun 9, 2020
6/
 St Paul’s, Bow Common, had the door open to air the church so I took a look inside to see Charles Lutyens’ mosaics in Maguire and Murray’s amazing building. Thank you so much to Mother Bernadette (and Julian) for making me welcome. ImageImageImage
7/
 After that it was a bit of a race: past Dod Street, where I worked at the DHSS in the 80s; St Luke’s Victoria Dock, like a great upturned ship; across the Royal Docks and past Tate & Lyle. ImageImageImageImage
8/
 The last leg was crossing the river at the Woolwich ferry, which is a treat if you do it on a bike once in a while but a bit of a nightmare if you have to queue every day in a van. After that, Greenwich and a welcome drink. ImageImageImageImage
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Jun 9, 2020
1/
 I stripped the bike to the bearings yesterday and now it’s cleaned and rebuilt, so today I’m out in the sunshine.
New stickers courtesy @UGClimbing and @hgskate with thanks. Image
2/
 First stop, haberdashery: the brilliant @williamgeeUK, in Dalston, for sewing supplies. Thanks for your help. ImageImage
3/
 London Fields for some of the best plane trees in the whole city. ImageImageImage
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May 25, 2020
#Cummings
Holy cow, he’s sitting down.
#Cummings
Sitting down, in the garden, like a man who’s chosen an amusing ‘outdoor’ Zoom background.
Sitting down at no.10 and explaining how, because he has a farm with three houses, it was fine for him to drive to Durham, with a family sick with Covid-19.
The rest is just a long, whiny, indignant story that says, ‘I did nothing wrong and you’re all mean’.
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