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Why don't you go on the London walks?

Why don't you go on the London walks?

  • There are too many facts and they are boring

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i dont really like going on a 'walk' which is really a pub crawl.

i also dont really like walking on concrete. which is probably why the last one i came on was a river one :)
 
wiskey said:
i dont really like going on a 'walk' which is really a pub crawl.


In many ways I concurr, it effectively falls between two stools..

You wanna go for a walk? You go for a walk

You wanna go for a drink? You go to the pub

You wanna go on a pub craw? You go to lots of pubs with short walks.

For me, ( in an ideal world ), there would be a start pub, a finishing pub, and maybe 1 pub in the middle..

Less drinking and more walking!!
 
because i forget, or i'm busy, or i'm hungover :(

i went on one on saturday though. it was :cool: and i met a farmer and saw a gin factory and an onion shed and lambeth's secret nuclear attack thunderbirds base.
 
bluestreak said:
i went on one on saturday though. it was :cool: and i met a farmer and saw a gin factory and an onion shed and lambeth's secret nuclear attack thunderbirds base.

.. that's what its all about bluestreak.. adding depth and texture to the lived environment.
 
Hollis said:
For me, ( in an ideal world ), there would be a start pub, a finishing pub, and maybe 1 pub in the middle..

Less drinking and more walking!!

That's more than enough pubs/drinking though! How often have there been more pubs than that?? :confused:
 
Hollis said:
For me, ( in an ideal world ), there would be a start pub, a finishing pub, and maybe 1 pub in the middle..

Less drinking and more walking!!

y'see to me thats three pubs too many!
 
Still.. I'm getting a general vibe of disinterest even in discussing why we are disinterested... So be it...!!
 
I would like to go on more London walks tbh.. I usually miss them because I'm doing something else or I didn't know about it.

I think Mrs.M's idea is a goodun:
Mrs Magpie said:
For me the ideal would be meeting in a caff, doing the walk, then decent pub right at the end....
 
yeah i'd go with that.

personally i would have it as meet in caff, go on walk, find a tea shop for half time cake, continue to walk. finish somewhere to eat something :)

but as that doesnt involve pubs i can see i wont get far with it :D
 
wiskey said:
yeah i'd go with that.

personally i would have it as meet in caff, go on walk, find a tea shop for half time cake, continue to walk. finish somewhere to eat something :)

but as that doesnt involve pubs i can see i wont get far with it :D

I think the lack of pub at the end's abit of a non-goer! However, in the - as yet not happening - sewerage pipe walk, the possibility of food aswell at the end has been mooted.
 
bluestreak said:
i went on one on saturday though. it was :cool: and i met a farmer and saw a gin factory and an onion shed and lambeth's secret nuclear attack thunderbirds base.

I loved the way you described it - :cool: - you will have to come on all my walks to make them sound cool.
 
Mrs Magpie said:
Perhaps a special rôle can be created for William....he can go ahead of the walkers by bus and save tables and seats in the pub.....

Excellent idea!!! Best job for him!!
 
wiskey said:
yeah i'd go with that.

personally i would have it as meet in caff, go on walk, find a tea shop for half time cake, continue to walk. finish somewhere to eat something :)

but as that doesnt involve pubs i can see i wont get far with it :D

I like this idea, and would be happy to eat in a pub afterwards (I don't suppose it could be a non-smoking pub?)

Other than that, I love the idea of London walks, and of (easy, flat) countryish walks. I simply haven't been able to go on one yet!
 
boohoo said:
I think it was - I got told about the nuclear bunker - was it all up and around Myatt's fields?
Round Myatt's fields? more info please. I used to live on knatchbull road. :)

I don't come on walks because walking more than 600metres is difficult with my disability (even at a slow pace).
Not sure what I'm doing on this thread really.
 
BiddlyBee said:
I would like to go on more London walks tbh.. I usually miss them because I'm doing something else or I didn't know about it.

I think Mrs.M's idea is a goodun:

Me too :)

Optional cakes halfway round if it's a long un :cool:
 
I do want to go on one but they have all clashed with something else. Now we have a dog I think you might see us - he needs his exercise.
 
I reckon the 'nuclear bunker' near Myatts Field refers to the 'submarine' in the middle of Akerman Rd which is something to do with the heating system that was on Myatt's Field Estate before they fitted central heating in each house.....
 
Mrs Magpie said:
I reckon the 'nuclear bunker' near Myatts Field refers to the 'submarine' in the middle of Akerman Rd which is something to do with the heating system that was on Myatt's Field Estate before they fitted central heating in each house.....

Is that what it is? I've always wondered (but never thought it was a nuclear bunker). :)
 
Mrs Magpie said:
I reckon the 'nuclear bunker' near Myatts Field refers to the 'submarine' in the middle of Akerman Rd which is something to do with the heating system that was on Myatt's Field Estate before they fitted central heating in each house.....
Ah that. I was corrected on what it was many years ago. It's def a submarine in urban camoflage. All these heating stories are a cover up... :cool:
 
Mrs Magpie said:
I reckon the 'nuclear bunker' near Myatts Field refers to the 'submarine' in the middle of Akerman Rd which is something to do with the heating system that was on Myatt's Field Estate before they fitted central heating in each house.....

Isn't it ventilation for the tube network? :confused:
 
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