CECIL COURT, LONDON
THE ROAD FULL OF BOOK SHOPS IN LONDON! What a brilliant road! I could have spent so long here going into every single shop. I also wished I had taken all the old coins I found at my Mum’s. I bought two books for £1 each. VN by Madeline Ashby, just because my maiden name was Ashby. It is science fiction, so I thought I would get out of my comfort zone and read something different. The other book, I just wanted to fill it in and leave it to Enzo. Well worth a visit if you are in London…
View PostMARCH 2025
As slow as January went, February just flew past without stopping and now we have March. The sun is out some days and everyone is thinking about sorting their gardens out. I cannot wait to get some colour back into mine again. I have decided this year that I am not going to buy seed, bulbs or plugs. I am going for nice ready to plant perinial pink flowers as I have wasted so much money with bulbs and seeds not growing. I have almost finished my London blog posts about our trip there. Hope you liked them. I have…
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WORD ON THE WATER
DUTCH BOOK BARGE IN LONDON York Way, Granary Square, London, United Kingdom Getting off the train, our first stop was the 100-year-old Dutch book barge moored in London. I have wanted to see this for so long; it was a short stroll from St Pancreas station. It is very popular, especially in the summer. Although it was cold, they still had some books outside, and a musician kept everyone entertained. For some reason, I thought this was just secondhand books, but it is full of new books as well, with such…
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