Fleet Street Pub Tour 18th May

Sat 18th May 2019
7.15pm Blackfriars Tube

This is a London Walk’s walk.

We take a slice of London’s history as we follow the course of the River Fleet North from the River Thames into Darkest Victorian London. Enroute we discover the traces of history, left not only in the Buildings and the historical stories but also in the very lie of the land. To reflect on our discoveries we stop in a pub or two on the way. Our timespan will stretch from the Romans to the Present day, and we will discover Palaces, Monasteries, Roman Temples, Zeppelin Raids, cow crossings and coal landing places as well as visiting the homes of Katherine of Aragon, the Rookeries of Fagin and Friends, the Street of Shame, the best modernist buildings in City, and Wren’s best Spire. A feast of topography, history, literature and aerial warfare; not to mention a couple of great pubs!

Converting to WordPress

I have been putting off this moment for a long time.   I maintained my old site using DreamWeaver but with the advent of responsive webs site and smart phones it was feeling its age.

The problem was (is) that the transfer from a technology which you are at home with to one that is new represents a colossal investment in time.  The major block was how to load WordPress onto my webhost.  I have delayed it and delayed it.    Then a few months ago I found out it was easy.  Didn’t do much on the new web site  but came to the conclusion it wasn’t too difficult. This weekend I noticed how out of date my old web site was, and without any planning I bit the bullet, and this is, so far, the fruits of a weekend.

 

Here is a link to the And Did Those Feet Heritage Blog.