At the end of 2016, The Daily Constitutional's editor Adam looks back at his walking & blogging London year…January
So… January was pretty mean…
… and meaner yet…
Another #London shrine this one for Snape at King's Cross #AlanRickman pic.twitter.com/L8W2ooq9uF
— London Walks (@londonwalks) January 16, 2016
My first big walk of the year – regular Daily Constitutionalists will know that my days off are taken up with big London rambles – took me from Greenwich Peninsula at dawn…
… to Chelsea and thence into the West End. Here's the route…
January is a pretty good month for sunsets, too…
Bye Kensington. See you next week. Can't feel my fingers or toes but it's still the #bestjobintheworld @londonwalks pic.twitter.com/ldqdkcPvWt
— Adam Scott (@AdamScottG) January 14, 2016
On the 9th January I conducted the Ghosts of the Old City tour – a walk which may as well have taken place IN the Thames, so heavy was the rain. Here's a 30 second video dedicated to the London Walkers who stuck with me, and for all the marvellous London Walkers who brave the elements in the winter…
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