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A Londoner’s Landmarks: Mr. Tom Cull

In the first of a new interview series profiling Londoners and their love of the capital, A Gentleman’s Jotter welcomes … More

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"Time is everything; five minutes make the difference between victory and defeat." Horatio Nelson born on this day in 1758 at Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk. Painting by Lemuel Francis Abbott on display at the National Maritime Museum Greenwich. #navalhistory #hmsvictory #horationelson #royalnavy #napoleonicwars #napoleonic #regencyera #militaryhistory #eighteenthcentury #bornthisday #bornonthisday #nelsonscolumn #trafalgarsquare #battleoftrafalgar #lordnelson #admiralnelson #nationalmaritimemuseum

The commuters have left the building. Just the end of another night underground in the capitol.

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I’m in love. #horology #clocks #agentlemansjotter #kingsroad #chelsea

Private wander around @britishmuseum to see the new exhibition #iObject, curated by Ian Hislop? Yes please. Fascinating and revelatory look at dissent through the ages told through unique artefacts. Go see. No spoilers so here’s a look at the iconic venue itself after hours...#britishmuseum #iobject #ianhislop #worldhistory #london #agentlemansjotter

It maybe September but Summer still has a few surprises up its sleeve. Lovely weather to walk about the capitol today. Here’s Wellington Square in Chelsea reported to be the home of literary character James Bond. #agentlemansjotter #londonhistory #londonblogger #londonphoto #chelsea #jamesbond #wellingtonsquare #britishsummer

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