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Mixed-media installation reproduces Peruvian burial wall and a wide variety of 'nichos' (only a few shown here)
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Arriva London SW3, LK16BYC - Route 340 | College Road, Harrow on the Hilll with a Edgware Bound Service
Thursday 4th August 2016
@ Londontransport3/ Mark Mcwalter 2016
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Note: On Saturday 3rd September 2016, Route 340 Will be retained by Arriva London with 9 New Euro-VI diesel double-decker Vehicles.
For shopping, food, fashion, walking your dog & hanging out with your friends - Duke of York Square, Kings Road, Chelsea, London SW3
Architect: Joseph Peacock, 1859, in a Neo-Gothic style, using Kentish ragstone and Bath stone dressings. Grade II* listed.
“...there has never been more architecture in less space” H.S.Goodhard-Rendel. ☺
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, London.
SW3 (LK16BYC) Route 340 at Edgware
To get the title, see if you can spot the clearly visible text I created on the front window.
Arriva London route 340: Harrow, Bus Station - Edgware Station
St. Margarets Church (K)
Arriva London have retained route 340 from Watford (GR) with new Wright StreetDeck buses, the new contract starting from 3 September 2016.
SW2-10, London's first batch of StreetDecks, have been phased into service as early as 26 July 2016. They are quite good buses and it is nice to see something new from Watford (GR), as I am not particularly keen on the aesthetics of their bus fleet. SW1, a prototype StreetDeck, joins the new allocation for the 340.
©London Bus Breh 2016.
Architect: GLC Special Works Department, 1964. Modern style fire station at 264 Kings Road, Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, London.
You Are Being Lied To, 2002
Artwork by Kirstine Roepstorff in the Known Unknowns exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery
Paper, glitter, pearls, sequins, paint, on wallpaper, collage, mounted on aluminium, 274 x 388 cm
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Sculpture by Isobel Smith in the Known Unknowns exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery
Bunny (Crying the Neck)
2017
Bronze
Approx 33 x 52 cm
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Only A 145 Year Difference For This One.....There Was Almost Certainly A Church In This Spot By The 8th Century..The Church Was Devastated By A WWII Bomb And Most Of It Was Rebuilt....The Memorial Seen Is To Sir Hans Sloane Who Lived To The Age Of 92 And That Was In 1753!..His Wife Elizabeth Was Also Interred Here In 1724..