Seems like a nice place to go sightseeing. I love how London has both 14th century architecture and one of more well known examples of Brutalist architecture just right near to each other like that.
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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Ikr it makes me think of the Rivers of London books and all the layers of the city’s past on top of each other that you can drop through.
That is fascinating - will check it out when next in the area, thanks!
FYI - I could only reply here by changing language to english for the comment, otherwise the eternal rotating circle appears - have seen this bug elsewhere, also.
I’ve got tickets to one of their events, so plan on investigating properly then.
Interesting bug! Although I could make this post easily I can only see it on feddit (from kbin) and can only see replies on my profile. It’s a strange new feddiverse out there.