From Roman Wharves to Wobbly Bridges: A 5km Journey Through London’s North Bank I usually walk the South Bank, but a cloudy day at London Bridge led me down a different path—literally. Did you know there is a church archway that served as the main entrance to London Bridge for over 600 years? Or that you can still see the damage from a 1917 German bomber on the pedestal of Cleopatra’s Needle? I’ve mapped out a 5km flat walk that hits all these spots, including my own personal (and slightly shaky) experience testing the Millennium Bridge back when it was still "The Wobbly Bridge." Perfect for a Sunday afternoon stroll. Full details and photos on the blog!

Take a 5km "time-travel" walk along London’s North Bank! 🏛️ From 2,000-year-old Roman wharves and medieval gateways to WWI bomb scars and memories of the "Wobbly Bridge," discover the hidden history beneath your feet.

Listening to the sport on the radio I heard something I thought I would never hear "FA Cup holders Crystal Palace take on Macclesfield today". It gave me goosepimples. #FACup #CrystalPalace

St. Paul's from One New Change.

The Gherkin.

The Shard from St. Dunstan's in the East.

Gorgeous winter day for a walk around the City of London.

Christmas Lights in London.

Pints, Parks, and Pathways: A Sunny Afternoon in West London Route: Circular Loop (Putney Bridge to Hammersmith Bridge) Start/Finish: Putney Bridge Station (District Line) Time: Approx. 2 Hours Terrain: Paved riverside paths (North) & unmade towpath (South) Best Pub Stop: The Blue Anchor, Hammersmith

Sun, serenity, and a cheeky pint by the river. ☀️🍺

Exploring the Thames Path loop between Putney and Hammersmith. From the quiet dirt tracks of the south bank to the buzz of the pubs on the north side, this is a top-tier London walk.

Greenwich and the River Thames looking gorgeous last night. #Greenwich #London #Thames

And Michael Oliver said play on, disgraceful referee.