I had quite a busy day on Saturday. First I did a guided tour about Fleet Street and the history of newspaper publishing. The media companies have long since left Fleet Street for the Docklands. Then I went to a play in the evening.
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One of the former houses of the Astor family
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A pub built on the site of the former house of the Earl of Essex. He was beheaded by Queen Elizabeth the first
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One of the few remaining Tudor buildings in London
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The sign for the pub Ye Olde Chesire Cheese from 1600s
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Flowers from the Embankment Gardens
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A view of the steeple at St Bride's
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