Bricklane ( ব্রিক লেন) the Bangladeshi quarter of London.Names of places in the UK really are literal. Bricklane was where bricks were manufactured (in the 15th century) and the buildings are made of brick.
From bricks it moved to brewing beer and weaving and tailoring cloth.
All this colourful past is alive and well in the current markets. Petticoat Lane and Spitalfields.
Great shot. Love the details.
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ReplyDeleteInteresting details. I wonder if the Black Raven is still going in Petticoat lane?
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these wonderful textures
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Bricks and stonework are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, I love all the different things to look at in it, the lady walking by, the street names in the two languages, the graffiti...and perhaps directions to Gavin's bachelor party?
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. I love your photos, esp the Fountains as Trafalgar Square- beautiful! We live in such a wicked city. ;-)
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London, you are so special.
ReplyDeleteI love it down there - particularly the bagel bakery and 93 Feet East, the live music venue. I've seen loads of kicking bands there :)
ReplyDeleteLOL @ Buxton St. Just up the road from me :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. Love the detail. It's not pretty, but it's interesting.
It's nice to discover all this things,thank you!
ReplyDeleteNice image. Plenty of wear and tear, but also plenty of life.
ReplyDeleteIt must have been a village lane once upon a time. London is a series of connected villages.
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