No, No, No!
I was going to turn this into the start of yet another series - "London's Hidden Green Spaces" I may yet. You will never find this, unless you go looking for it. The Phoenix Garden is behind the Phoenix Theatre, boxed in on all sides, and was established as a community garden in the 80's, on a second world war bomb site.
STOP PRESS: I've just discovered I've made it into the top 50 most influential UK bloggers! Yay! Thanks folks. ( I rather like the cartoons, too)
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post a commentSo what is allowed here?
BTW I liked yeasterdays photo. Nice use of the shadow.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL! I would not like to have these people as my government!
I loved yesterday's photo too.
Where are bike riding, beer swilling junkie dogs meant to go then?
great!
There are tons of fabulous hidden or little known gardens in London - when I had a week off last year, before moving away from the Big Smoke, I went to quite a few of them and had a great time. Some I'd recommend (all google-able) are Choumert Square Gardens in Peckham Rye, Chumleigh Street Gardens in Burgess Park (Camberwell/Elephant & Castle way), and Kensington Roof Gardens. Well worth a visit.
Well done, you!
Well done Ham!
and Ryan...it appears you can smoke...and chew gum methinks
The only sign missing is "NO FUN!"
must be a good single track there to go carve up,i think you should have a critical mass roll thru it.
Fun-loving bunch aren't they... Great photo, and well done for the top 50 accolade!
Congratulations! Yay! Now that you are so powerful and influencial, maybe you can do something about the park.