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The Hotel Angst was names after its owner, Adolf Angst. It was built between 1887 and 1914 and soon became one of the best hotels of the Riviera visited by Emperor Frederick of German and Queen Victoria.
After the outbreak of the First World War the Hotel's became a military hospital. After the war the 'hotel resumes its original purpose and was managed by Adolfs son. The hotel started a decline due to the changing type of tourism in the area as the tourism aristocrat had disappeared.
The hotel was again occupied during the second world war, and apparently held meetings withe Nazi and Benito Mussolini's party. The hotel was also used for refugees, and during this time became more run down and finally looted for its internal marble fixings and anything else of worth.
When myself and my brother visited a few years later we sneaked through a tiny gap in main gate at night and with only torches we walked up what would have been the main pathway to the front of the building. Im not for being scared at the first sign of a noise, but we didn't stay long as we heard a strange noise near us in the pitch black. The garden is ridiculously overgrown, with palm tress of at least 30 foot high, and when you walk up to the front of the building its very high and imposing.
When i walked up to a open window and shone a torch in its pretty freaky when you see old metal beds sitting in a corner of a room!
The Hotel Angst was names after its owner, Adolf Angst. It was built between 1887 and 1914 and soon became one of the best hotels of the Riviera visited by Emperor Frederick of German and Queen Victoria.
After the outbreak of the First World War the Hotel's became a military hospital. After the war the 'hotel resumes its original purpose and was managed by Adolfs son. The hotel started a decline due to the changing type of tourism in the area as the tourism aristocrat had disappeared.
The hotel was again occupied during the second world war, and apparently held meetings withe Nazi and Benito Mussolini's party. The hotel was also used for refugees, and during this time became more run down and finally looted for its internal marble fixings and anything else of worth.
When myself and my brother visited a few years later we sneaked through a tiny gap in main gate at night and with only torches we walked up what would have been the main pathway to the front of the building. Im not for being scared at the first sign of a noise, but we didn't stay long as we heard a strange noise near us in the pitch black. The garden is ridiculously overgrown, with palm tress of at least 30 foot high, and when you walk up to the front of the building its very high and imposing.
When i walked up to a open window and shone a torch in its pretty freaky when you see old metal beds sitting in a corner of a room!
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Horses for courses, must phone the wife
Atmosphere frosty, could cut like a knife
Phone calls and hang ups, tentative looks
She's rumbled him somehow, he reads like a book
A day at the office, he needs some time out
She'll be there and smiling, all make up and pout
He should have resisted, he should have stayed strong
A family in turmoil, he knows he's done wrong
A zoo for pedestrians all bunched in his way
London Bridge station rush hour this day
He walkS like a Zombie, a mind full of pain
Over and over the facts once again
High heels and blonde hair, she teased him, the flirt
Cleavage inviting and knee high red skirt
Bending to gather imaginary pen
Stockings, suspenders, his mind's gone again
The Taxi cabs wait and he wishes to run
Take one to somewhere where life could be fun
Monotony, mortgage, dog, kids and job
Mentally fragile, he might break down and sob
Lust and betrayal, guilt and such angst
So doting the father for which he'd no thanks
Just eaten away as the clock, callous, rolled
Feeling eighteen and yet looking so old
A moment of madness, the weakness in he
Fighting his demons though he could not break free
He'd take it all back in the blink of an eye
Yet delicious that moment, a smile forms so wry
Trainers and blue shirt, old denim jeans
He's balding so soon and the kids now in teens
Like a cancer they drown his resources bone dry
His ego inflated as she caught his eye
Self worth is a shackle and reflections mere chains
The mirror unkind when no happiness reigns
A love that had died in the annals of time
Consigned to the waste bin, so dour and resigned
To London he comes, the tedium and dread
A heart brought to life when he thought it was dead
She'll set his pulse racing as her flesh she will show
He'll follow his instincts and see where they go
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Written on July 26th 2011
Photograph taken at 08:38am above Tooley Street A200 on the walkway leading to London Bridge railway station in central London, England.
Nikon D700 65mm 1/125s f/6.3 iso2000
Nikkor AF-S 24-120mm f/3.5-5.6G IF ED VR. UV filter. Nikon GP-1
LATITUDE: N 51d 30m 17.87s
LONGITUDE: W 0d 5m 14.60s
ALTITUDE: 11.0m
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The Hotel Angst was names after its owner, Adolf Angst. It was built between 1887 and 1914 and soon became one of the best hotels of the Riviera visited by Emperor Frederick of German and Queen Victoria.
After the outbreak of the First World War the Hotel's became a military hospital. After the war the 'hotel resumes its original purpose and was managed by Adolfs son. The hotel started a decline due to the changing type of tourism in the area as the tourism aristocrat had disappeared.
The hotel was again occupied during the second world war, and apparently held meetings withe Nazi and Benito Mussolini's party. The hotel was also used for refugees, and during this time became more run down and finally looted for its internal marble fixings and anything else of worth.
When myself and my brother visited a few years later we sneaked through a tiny gap in main gate at night and with only torches we walked up what would have been the main pathway to the front of the building. Im not for being scared at the first sign of a noise, but we didn't stay long as we heard a strange noise near us in the pitch black. The garden is ridiculously overgrown, with palm tress of at least 30 foot high, and when you walk up to the front of the building its very high and imposing.
When i walked up to a open window and shone a torch in its pretty freaky when you see old metal beds sitting in a corner of a room!
The Hotel Angst was names after its owner, Adolf Angst. It was built between 1887 and 1914 and soon became one of the best hotels of the Riviera visited by Emperor Frederick of German and Queen Victoria.
After the outbreak of the First World War the Hotel's became a military hospital. After the war the 'hotel resumes its original purpose and was managed by Adolfs son. The hotel started a decline due to the changing type of tourism in the area as the tourism aristocrat had disappeared.
The hotel was again occupied during the second world war, and apparently held meetings withe Nazi and Benito Mussolini's party. The hotel was also used for refugees, and during this time became more run down and finally looted for its internal marble fixings and anything else of worth.
When myself and my brother visited a few years later we sneaked through a tiny gap in main gate at night and with only torches we walked up what would have been the main pathway to the front of the building. Im not for being scared at the first sign of a noise, but we didn't stay long as we heard a strange noise near us in the pitch black. The garden is ridiculously overgrown, with palm tress of at least 30 foot high, and when you walk up to the front of the building its very high and imposing.
When i walked up to a open window and shone a torch in its pretty freaky when you see old metal beds sitting in a corner of a room!
The Hotel Angst was names after its owner, Adolf Angst. It was built between 1887 and 1914 and soon became one of the best hotels of the Riviera visited by Emperor Frederick of German and Queen Victoria.
After the outbreak of the First World War the Hotel's became a military hospital. After the war the 'hotel resumes its original purpose and was managed by Adolfs son. The hotel started a decline due to the changing type of tourism in the area as the tourism aristocrat had disappeared.
The hotel was again occupied during the second world war, and apparently held meetings withe Nazi and Benito Mussolini's party. The hotel was also used for refugees, and during this time became more run down and finally looted for its internal marble fixings and anything else of worth.
When myself and my brother visited a few years later we sneaked through a tiny gap in main gate at night and with only torches we walked up what would have been the main pathway to the front of the building. Im not for being scared at the first sign of a noise, but we didn't stay long as we heard a strange noise near us in the pitch black. The garden is ridiculously overgrown, with palm tress of at least 30 foot high, and when you walk up to the front of the building its very high and imposing.
When i walked up to a open window and shone a torch in its pretty freaky when you see old metal beds sitting in a corner of a room!
The Hotel Angst was names after its owner, Adolf Angst. It was built between 1887 and 1914 and soon became one of the best hotels of the Riviera visited by Emperor Frederick of German and Queen Victoria.
After the outbreak of the First World War the Hotel's became a military hospital. After the war the 'hotel resumes its original purpose and was managed by Adolfs son. The hotel started a decline due to the changing type of tourism in the area as the tourism aristocrat had disappeared.
The hotel was again occupied during the second world war, and apparently held meetings withe Nazi and Benito Mussolini's party. The hotel was also used for refugees, and during this time became more run down and finally looted for its internal marble fixings and anything else of worth.
When myself and my brother visited a few years later we sneaked through a tiny gap in main gate at night and with only torches we walked up what would have been the main pathway to the front of the building. Im not for being scared at the first sign of a noise, but we didn't stay long as we heard a strange noise near us in the pitch black. The garden is ridiculously overgrown, with palm tress of at least 30 foot high, and when you walk up to the front of the building its very high and imposing.
When i walked up to a open window and shone a torch in its pretty freaky when you see old metal beds sitting in a corner of a room!
The Hotel Angst was names after its owner, Adolf Angst. It was built between 1887 and 1914 and soon became one of the best hotels of the Riviera visited by Emperor Frederick of German and Queen Victoria.
After the outbreak of the First World War the Hotel's became a military hospital. After the war the 'hotel resumes its original purpose and was managed by Adolfs son. The hotel started a decline due to the changing type of tourism in the area as the tourism aristocrat had disappeared.
The hotel was again occupied during the second world war, and apparently held meetings withe Nazi and Benito Mussolini's party. The hotel was also used for refugees, and during this time became more run down and finally looted for its internal marble fixings and anything else of worth.
When myself and my brother visited a few years later we sneaked through a tiny gap in main gate at night and with only torches we walked up what would have been the main pathway to the front of the building. Im not for being scared at the first sign of a noise, but we didn't stay long as we heard a strange noise near us in the pitch black. The garden is ridiculously overgrown, with palm tress of at least 30 foot high, and when you walk up to the front of the building its very high and imposing.
When i walked up to a open window and shone a torch in its pretty freaky when you see old metal beds sitting in a corner of a room!