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Thanks Metallica. The walk stopped just short of the Blue Anchor at Hammersmith Bridge, a much liked pub my mates and I will meet up at before matches in the summer.
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A nice london history blog. on 16:39 - May 30 with 1210 views
A nice london history blog. on 16:32 - May 30 by dmm
Thanks Metallica. The walk stopped just short of the Blue Anchor at Hammersmith Bridge, a much liked pub my mates and I will meet up at before matches in the summer.
I prefer the Anchor to the Rutland too. It goes back to about '97 when the Rutland was ruined after the white wash re-fit and they got rid of all the old stuff. The Anchor's re-fit wasn't too bad.
Beer and Beef has made us what we are - The Prince Regent
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A nice london history blog. on 16:53 - May 30 with 1159 views
Interesting stuff. A few things he may have mentioned as he neared Hammersmith bridge - the statue of Capability Brown near the excellent Blue Boat pub, and some scenes for the film The Man Who Never Was were shot around there.