And of course we had time for a Starbucks in the middle of St Katherine Docks (which, obviously, I did know was there!)
And this pub, built in 1546, is down a tiny alleyway that would make you just walk past if you weren't looking for answers to a quiz :)
So 10k later we had done it! We arrived back at the HAC wishing there was more to explore and learn about.
Finally we headed back down The Tube after having a great day out and raising money for a good cause.
I can't recommend this walk highly enough, I've lived almost in London all my life and have done tour managing work around London yet there were still so many things I didn't know about. Equally Paul, as a coach driver, has taken many groups to London but a lot of things were new to him too.
If you'd like to join the fun then look out for details of the London Poppy Walk 2017, I'll definitely be there!
Thanks for stopping by
Jo xx
If you'd like to join the fun then look out for details of the London Poppy Walk 2017, I'll definitely be there!
Thanks for stopping by
Jo xx
5 comments:
What an amazing experience. I didn't realise you had a little quiz and points of interest to find, what a great idea. I'm really in awe of you and Paul for doing this, well done xx
Why thank you! I feel like I've just been on my own personal tour of London. We were standing outside that Thai restaurant, reading the blurb and waiting for a bus only a couple of month's ago!! Glad you had such a great day:):)
What a great and purposeful way to explore - and you have some great shots there. I like the one through the knotted metal rope!
That looks like a nice little adventure - wish I could have been there too.
This is such a wonderful idea and you aren't the only one, now, you has learned quite a lot. I didn't know there was a Jack the Ripper museum. Your photos are very evocative: they really made me feel as if I were taking the tour too
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