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Tag Archives: sandpits
Festival of the World (Southbank Centre) – 22/06/12
It’s been a rather blustery day. Walking along the river, I thought Roo’s buggy might just be whipped away over the edge. Luckily, I had Roo to use as a counterweight, so once I put him in it the problem … Continue reading
A Sandpit Special
Recycling old posts, you say? Lazy, you say? Ah, shoot me. Of course “ah, shoot me” are not words you want to utter in some of South London’s less savoury sandpits. And neither are the words “Go on Roo, see … Continue reading
Posted in What I suppose you'd call "tips"....?
Tagged Central London, sandpits, South London, West London
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Brockwell Park – 28/09/11
Disappointing. That’s what this day was. But I’ll getI on to that later. First. let me tell you how much I love Brockwell Park. I first went there as a wee young thing of 21. It was January, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at fresh air (parks)
Tagged paddling pools, parks, sandpits, South London, swimming pools
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Bethnal Green-on-Sea and Museum of Childhood 17/08/11
I love the seaside. I really do. I once had a project where I had to go to the seaside once a month for a year. I love it that much. And you probably won’t get me blogging about the … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at culture (museums)
Tagged cafes, dressing up, East London, museums, rainy day places, sandpits, toys
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