malcolmwilson01.bsky.social
#Leftist #Trans #NB #ACE #BiAmorous #Quaker #QualifiedTeacher #ProjectManager Born in Iraq and raised in Germany, Malaysia, Pakistan, Britain and France.
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It’s brilliant.
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It's the London I've known since I first came to study here in 1982, worked in from 1987 and have lived in over the years.
Perhaps your London is different. London is so big and diverse that we have different experiences of it and, depending on our outlook, we interpret our experiences differently.
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Fucking is. Food, recycling and garden rubbish.
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Ah. I will have a hankie to hand.
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My lines map the paths I’ve taken.
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I read ‘By the Sea’ back in the noughties and look forward to this one!
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The front of the station is being beautifully refurbished; this is thé ugly back end.
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Thank you! I quite fancy being baked into a brick when my time comes…
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I know it well!
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That’s architect’s special sparkly sunshine. The light will never reach the depths of that preposterous brick-faced structure.
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I remember watching it at the time as a child - it felt more current affairs than history.
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Big building up above...
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They've done something like this at Gare d'Austerlitz and it's horrible.
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Oh yes!
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I can out-niche you: I used to sell Betamax video recorders to people (and ended up hiding from irate customers who backed the losing format).
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Wonderful! In 1992, I had an older colleague who’d worked on the Vic Line and told me about the atmospheric pressure under which they did their tunnelling, because of potential water ingress. Not something that would be done now.
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Do people not understand what dangerous times we are living in?