Alphabet of Greenwich L
Just realised it’s been a few weeks since the last Alphabet letter so today comes courtesy of the letter L.
Shouldn’t be too hard, this one
So looking forward to lots of suggestions
on a sunny November Wednesday
Looking forward to your suggestions…
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Laurens Bench
RENOIR
laurel gardens roger wood low
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Lavinia Fenton
Two from Greenwich Park:
Lovers’ Walk
LOCOG
Lime Trees – oh wait, they’ve gone.
Let’s claim Laban
Louis XIV in the Painted hall.
Le Notre, Andre, Landscaper.
Lodge in the park.
Loos.
Line of Longtitude (I believe there’s a well-known one around Greenwich somewhere).
Laser (see above).
I assume the last photo of the chap in the scarf represents Local Government.
The last picture:
Leader, Our Great AKA Lynn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGt0Roy70EY
Langton Way!
@ Jof. Not “local government” – “Loser!”
George Livesey – he built the east Greenwich gas works as the super works which would do everything better than anything else. His statue – by Pomroy – is currently languishing at the back of the ex-Livesey Museum in Southwark.
- he was the subject of my Masters – happy to talk about him at enormous length
Love…
(That should actually say Lovell’s but the end doesn’t seem anywhere in sight)
Lovibonds
Lauren’s bench is dedicated to the “Littlest Australian” – Lauren Read who died still born in Greenwich some years back. Her parents returned to Australia soon after. Such a sweet, sad memorial….
Missed the Law Centre.We re still there- albeit not Council funded – dealing with benefits, housing, debt ,immigration and employment problems for the local community.