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Posted by BraveNewMalden about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
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There used to be a gent’s outfitters at Crouch End called Alfred Kemp. Above his shop was an enormous illuminated sign which read ‘Alfred Kemp Fits Anyone’ in metre-high caps. How I used to laugh upon seeing the sign every time I went to score dope at the nearby Queen’s Head. I suppose old Mr...
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Posted by spaniel about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
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So…
All this yap about the ‘logo’ got me wondering about design in general and its effect on london town. What/where in london has benefited from good design? And what needs a damn, hard designing? hmm?
Makes me wonder, I spend all day having internal conversations about this very subject and the ...
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Posted by dboyes about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
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I know the FC guys are busily beavering away at Fridaycities, but I really miss the Friday Thing’s wit and humor. It really made Friday something to look forward to, especially if I’m out of town and can’t really do anything London-ish.
I guess nostalgia hits all of us. It’d be nice to hav...
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Posted 4 months ago 4 responses
Fed up of inner city weekends, packed tube trains and tourist filled streets? The London Transport Museum is offering you a flavour of gentler, more graceful travelling times with a “Heritage Day Out in Metro-Land”.
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