A while ago I bought a boxed set of three walking guides called 'London's Hidden Walks', and today Lucy and I took Natalya and pushchair on a walk from book 3 around Brixton. The books are pocket sized but contain a wealth of detail ant took us to some fascinating places, but we did find a mystery on the way.
Near the end of our walk as we went down Electric Avenue we spotted this art installation on the roof of a building. Nothing in our book about it, and so far very little found on the internet - but I did like it, so here it is, cherries and foxes. If anyone knows anything about this I would be fascinated to hear what you know.
I must confess to having a weakness for collecting walking guides for parts of the UK that I visit, particularly if they include not only walk information but background about the area and information about things to see. London is well served by a number of authors producing lovely detailed guides - I could have many years exploring in London ahead of me!
@shannejw Thank you Shanne, I was aware of treasure trails, although I've never used one. My current collection of walking guides will take me several lifetimes to complete walking!
Have you found the Treasure Trails? Not that there is one for Brixton https://www.treasuretrails.co.uk/trails-search/London,Greater%20London,England
I must confess to having a weakness for collecting walking guides for parts of the UK that I visit, particularly if they include not only walk information but background about the area and information about things to see. London is well served by a number of authors producing lovely detailed guides - I could have many years exploring in London ahead of me!
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