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Back in the Day Walks
 

     BACK IN THE DAY WALKS   

 
 
                          EASTER   MON      APL              21                      DALSTON                                               2.00 pm      
                    Another chance   to walk around perhaps the most multi cultural part of London,
          revitalsied by the Oylimpics of 2012   which saw the Gen z generation  bring a
        new dynamic to the area. But there is a lot of history as well, An unexpected
               Hospital,  a Nazi rally  halted , Londons top Jazz club and more. The highlight is 
          at the end of the tour with a wonderfful and surprising London square        
 
                                SAT                     APL                  26                 MILE   END                                    12.noon    
 If you are expecting   Mile End  to be like any other East End area  you are in
         for a surprise  as there are some grand buildings and a history  of wealth. We visit 
number 7 (to be explained) , the birth of the ragged schools and the man
who broke the Bank of Monte Carlo, we end the tour somewhere that will make 
your jaws drop with amazement so come along and see another side of London    
 
                             SUN                     APL                   27              KENSINGTON 1960'S                   2.00 pm       
                During the mid sixties  youth culture went in two directions, off to Notting hill if you   
             followed the hippy route but if you still worshipped fashion  Kensington was   your
holy ground. Led by the greatest boutique of the era. On this walk we follow
              the story of Biba from its small shop start and ending with the famous Big Biba's 
                       downfall of the 1970's. But much more to talk about as we stroll around   Kensington
             as it is today but lots of nostalgia on nearly every corner  we pass by                              
 
                                                                                      
     
WALKS COST £14 CASH ON THE THE DAY
           
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                                                                                                         for bookings and queries contact 
b                                                                                                     backinthedaywalks413@gmail.com

          or  phone/text  07860 911393   

regards host and guide

Barrie Greene

www.backinthedaywalks.co.uk