A busy month of #London walks ahead at footprintsoflondon.com eomail4.com/web-version?p=… rob_s_smith Mark Rowland The Naked Anthropologist Your London Walks Charnowalks Joanna Moncrieff CapitalWalksinLondon Stephen's LDN Marilyn Greene

Looks like he's gone out without me. Let's hope he's back in time to give me lunch.

Tonight, join Stephen's LDN for "A Night on the Tiles" a virtual tour of London's tube stations and the fascinating history of their design. Book at footprintsoflondon.com Your London Walks

A rather lovely production of Oh What a Lovely War tonight Brighton Open Air Theatre The weather forecast was awful but in the end there were just a few spots of rain. And the show went on magnificently.

A super day for a visit to Petworth House & Park Just the grounds obviously but lovely all the same.

A lovely trip on a tiny steam train RHDR It was a bit cosy even for me but I loved it.

View from top of #DungenessLighthouse with RHDR train leaving Dungeness station. 169 steps to the top but worth the climb.

View from top of #DungenessLighthouse with RHDR train leaving Dungeness station. 169 steps to the top but worth the climb.

A nice if blowy walk today along the shingle of the Costa del #Dungeness with it's scenic nuclear power station.

Stopped off in lovely #Winchelsea on the way home. Saw the grave of comedian Spike Milligan. He wanted the stone to say "I told you I was ill" but the church would not allow this. However it is there - just in gaelic. And looking back along the main street, you can see Dungeness.

In September we celebrate 200 years of railways in Britain. Join us on one of our great #London walks Stephen's LDN Daniella rob_s_smith The Naked Anthropologist Marilyn Greene Your London Walks Book at eventbrite.com/cc/rail200-446…

Great London Walks in August coming up at footprintsoflondon.com eomail4.com/web-version?p=… rob_s_smith The Naked Anthropologist Charnowalks CapitalWalksinLondon Stephen's LDN Marilyn Greene

A lovely walk at Sheepcote Valley high above Brighton near the racecourse. We had to stop though because inconveniently there were sheep!

It didn't rain on #brightonpride2025 parade today. It took an hour and a quarter to pass by our vantage point next to the clock tower. And the sun even tried to come out. Quite an assortment of groups/organisations, including the National Trust!

A lovely crowd on a lovely day for a #Westminster guides walk from Pimlico to Tate Britain. Part of inside out programme for Westminster City Council

What a swizz. Apparently, inland has been sunny. It's been grey here. Really grey. Definitely not the day to go up the i360 observation thingie. But it still seems to be running.

Went to vets this morning. I felt very sleepy soon after I got there. When I woke up, I was wearing this strange one-piece coat I had never seen before. They say it is because I have had the snip. No doubt all will be revealed in the fullness of time.

A lovely afternoon tea today The Grand Brighton on a terrace overlooking the sea. We ate ourselves to a standstill on scrumptious tea things and still had to take home some cake and scones.

It's time to explore London with footprintsoflondon.com We look at the Huguenots of #Shoreditch, the literary City & Southwark through the eyes of poor medieval women + a virtual tour of London's lost railways Stephen's LDN The Naked Anthropologist Charnowalks Your London Walks

Tonight explore #London from the comfort of your armchair with these two virtual walks rob_s_smith Stephen's LDN Your London Walks Book at footprintsoflondon.com