This is EXACTLY what I need. I also heard you caught up with my pal, Jake Cosgrove.

Absolutely - great work.

Got a good potential case study here.

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And then when coordinated with the work of @righttoroam.bsky.social and @slowwaysuk.bsky.social - momentum for equitable and fair access is building. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Did he sneak in and hide in a cupboard or is it official?

Ah - shame! I’m here now. The shop is looking GOOD!

Twice!! (Pretty much)!

Frequent, light, open, warm/cool, dog-friendly, bike-friendly. If you’ve got a better line, I’d like to ride it.

From Richmond Park to the Olympic Park, via Hampstead Heath. The Thames to the Lea, via the Grand Union. More markets than you can shake a stick at. Some of London’s bookshops and pubs.

Yep, this is excellent. Presumably it includes this one at Old Compton St and Wardour Street? Great to see but hopefully just a precursor to removing motor traffic from the neighbourhood!

Casper - I have gifted and recommended A Book of Noises more than any other book this year. From my mate who cuts my hair to an Italian academic focused on the social life of streets. It’s a truly deserving of top spot.

Love it. Been all over on a greyhound bus.

Right, let’s do this. Might it be easier if you DM me your email? I can then send over some dates.

Gross. Is there a list of restaurants to avoid?

Haha. Excellent.

I once had a hospital appointment at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital that I was nervous about, so I decided to walk there from my house following river paths. Chelsea Creek was my last river-side section. It’s what remains of the lost Counter's Creek. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter...