Monthly Archives: April 2016

The man behind the Mallard, but not a duck in sight

Posted on April 10, 2016 by Capital Walks in London

  King’s Cross was quiet yesterday morning as I waited for the York train to become ready to board. Had it not been, I probably would have missed the recent addition of a statue honouring the engineer Sir Nigel Gresley … Continue reading →

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Some London Cats

Posted on April 4, 2016 by Capital Walks in London

I recently stumbled across Camden-based, Laura Ford’s 2012 work Cats 1&2.  Situated at the end of Bishopsgate, appropriately close to the junction of Leadenhall Street with Whittington Avenue, these two anxious and distracted larger-than-life size cats are part of a series called Days … Continue reading →

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