Britain's lost and living pubs don't do pub gardens. But if we did, they'd be the best pub gardens on earth.

Never trust the media

The hurt I feel seeing London's old buildings disappear is doubled by the pain of what I see replacing them.

Hold fast boys, there's still hope yet.

1965 - The many estates built to house industrial workforces such as that of Silvertown (in front of the Tate and Lyle Docklands factory) do not only display a far more wholesome aesthetic than the coldness of modernity, but unlike today's estates, these were once the places where we lived, worked, and died together.

However bad things get, remember that worse things happen at sea. Unless, of course, you're at sea, then you're buggered.

Soulless

Democracy is supposed to be what the majority desires. Therefore, if we really were a democracy, no one would have the right to ban parties or groups of any kind when they may well be exactly what the majority wants.

There is no place on earth as meaningful as that of home soil.

#Rochester, #Kent, #England 🌹

When they say, "I'll make it up to you," but all they did was make it up.

This is basically the response to every one of the ridiculous "wwyd in this situation" posts I've ever seen.

Fresh

It's been long overdue that northerners and southerners not only stopped giving each other a hard time, but learn to appreciate, accept and respect our similarities.