Among many other forms of theft, inheritance tax and a nefariously operated economy are designed to ensure that we do not maintain family legacies or the comfort that comes with them.

There are many moments among my travels in which I'm lucky enough to spot the little bits of England that are still hiding beneath so much mess.

It's absolutely no wonder that the English language has so many words and phrases to describe beauty when England was their inspiration.

Commuters on Valentine's Day in 1997 surprised by messages from their loved ones being read out over the loudspeaker. ⏳️❤️

Watney Street, #Shadwell, #London, #E1, 1987

Travellers in Auvergne - Konstantin Savitsky, c'1876

John Snow and the Discovery of Water-Born Diseases 🚰🍻

(39 Broadwick St, Carnaby, #Soho, #London, #W1F & North Street Gardens, #York, #YO1)

Far too few know of John Snow and the highly important discoveries that he brought to light. In this episode we see why a pub in Soho is named after Mr Snow, and what he did to be considered so important.

We'd like to thank you all for following, watching, and sharing our content. It's genuinely incredibly encouraging and rewarding to myself and others who take part in this docuseries.

Join us on #YouTube for a host of episodes covering Britain's lost and living pubs. https://youtu.be/bZBw6UczQQM?si=q-Y9YmpFstx9O-Db

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A British Warship and a Maltese Xebec in the Straits of Gibraltar - Thomas Luny, c'1820

Oxford street, 1972