I find this map (by M@) fascinating, especially the unmappable locations. I wonder where Eerie-on-Sea would fit. Any suggestions?

World’s biggest dinosaur discovered in Berkeley Square

Anyone here commute from Huntingdon or Peterborough way? If so, then know that your train line was the first one ever to receive a television broadcast, way back in 1932. Found in The British Newspaper Archive

Truss's Island in the Thames. 'It is a little-regarded and remote place, halfway round the bend.' londonist.com/london/beyond-…

I was at the *first* birthday party. How time flies.

Entered! As I do every year. Fingers crossed.

The Towers of London: my print comparing the heights of some of #London 's most famous and tallest landmarks. An old favourite of mine that is 10 years old this year and surely due an update...
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What was in London *before* London? Find out in our free Substack newsletter post 👇 londonist.substack.com/p/what-was-in-…

Google... go home, you're drunk

The legend of the ravens at the Tower of London is probably younger than some of the people reading this sentence... we dig into its origins in this week's Londonist: Time Machine londonist.substack.com/p/the-tower-of…

There now follows a psychogeographic interlude on behalf of the Rolling Stones:

Time for World Cup of bizarre, terrifying mannequins on the toilet at cultural heritage sites. Round 1. Forest of Dean visitor centre Vs Bakewell Old House Museum

Traditional toys are way more wholesome than all this plastic crap they have today

London's getting a brand new borough in 2025 - and it might be called 'Sledding' 🤯 londonist.com/london/news/ne…

Had the best day at CrichTramwayVillage. 7hrs of fun without the kids getting bored once. Tram rides, egg hunt, ace playground, best woodland trail ever. Plus, a K1 phone box for me to geek out over.

Can't believe The Rest Is History podcast recently did an episode on history's greatest monkeys and left *this* one out londonist.com/london/history…

Here's an odd London connection. Famous dandy Beau Brummel died 184 years ago today... the same day as Charles 'poverty maps' Booth was born (you can browse Booth's fascinating maps here booth.lse.ac.uk)

Climbing London's 'least historic hill', which actually conceals a *lot* of history londonist.substack.com/p/climbing-lon…