Leave your sanity at the door.
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No, it’s not Narnia, just London.
The top image is one of London’s hidden magical areas: West Smithfield and Great St Bart’s, which can be reached through the archway of that Moste Medieval narrow little house. The next set is the City of London school entrance on the left and Hare Court within Middle Temple on the right; the centre left pedestrians and cyclists at the Liverpool Street rail station; centre right, another view of Hare Court; bottom left, Middle Temple Lane; bottom centre, Fleet Street; bottom right the Clock Tower aka Elizabeth Tower aka Big Ben which is actually the clock mechanism. For a detailed walking tour of the Inns of Court, the absolute best kept London secret, click here. Really, you CANNOT MISS THE INNS OF COURT!! I promise!!
(credits: top image Didimendum1 on flickr; top left failing_angel on flickr; top right miltonmic flickr; centre left, Alison Harvey Barr flickr; centre right l’habitant flickr; bottom left, wikimedia, bottom centre failing_angel flickr, bottom right Tux Hughes)
#this is my magical London collage I love it soooo much
#yes please you can just reblog the image and creditsbut it is good information
#things that take twelve years of your life to create
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I love you, sea pancake.
This post has been featured on a 1000notes.com blog.
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sometimes i get mad at australian stereotypes but then i remember that my backyard looks like this
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A version for tumblr that can be read without opening a new tab, since plenty of people would scroll past this story otherwise.
The bravest woman on Earth.
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