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• St Paul’s by day (pictures)

  A few pictures of how St Paul’s looks the day after the eviction of Occupy London Stock Exchange;

   

• The best street food in London?

  Tucked behind King’s Cross station we have a very strong statement – the best street food in London. Now, the food’s pretty good – so no disrespect – but the best? that’s a bold claim “Eat Street”, a very bold claim.

   

• Gospel Oak: you have been warned!

  Passing by this place in Gospel Oak the other day I glanced at the sign in the wondow… There’s something about the wording of this notice that made me want post bills six foot high and twelve foot across… but I didn’t.

   

• The cycle paths of New Maldon

  On my recent trip to New Maldon I noticed this lovely piece of road design. Thank heavens cyclists are made of rubber and can stretch or shrink to any size they please. Somehow it all reminded me of this classic bit of cycle-pathery from Holland. Thank goodness they all drive […]

   

• Vauxhall: There’s something in the eyes

  Spotted outside Vauxhall City Farm. There is something very wrong about this that I can’t quite put my finger on. And if I could put my finger on it I would definitely wash my hands afterwards.

   

• Trafalgar Square’s fountain frozen over

  Thanks to Liam for this pic taken today. Trafalgar Square’s fountain frozen over. That’s a lovely sight you don’t see everyday. Send us your snaps at editorial@bigsmoke.org.uk

   

• More Old Street Graffiti

  Old Street has some really top notch Graffiti / Street Art. This is one of my favourites because it has the kind of gentleness that youu rarely see slapped up on walls.

   

• More underground munitions

  This time the bomb is at Baker Street. So on top of the “V2” at London Bridge we’re beginning to stock up quite an arsenal.

   

• Your walking lane

  You don’t often see a pedestrian lane like this. Not sure what I think about this.

   

• Strange fonts in Camden Town

  Although the fonts on this curry place seem more apt for a phone shop the lovely bit of graffiti more than makes up for it.