There’s a lot of cultural tourism right now in Peckham, particularly at the weekend. The cafes and bars are becoming home to a surfeit of White Company couples and their accompanying stockpile of child-rearing apparatus. While at night, it’s becoming easier to spot the rugby… Read More
All posts tagged “Peckham Springs”
A deep statement
If you visit Peckham and you manage to fight your way through the battalions of mummies brandishing strollers and skinflints queuing for a freebie at Honest Burger, you might find yourself at the Peckham Springs bar. If you do, have a look around. You might… Read More
Peckham: the centre of the cultural world
In case you hadn’t heard, Peckham is the centre of the cultural world right now. Only the other day I read some article proclaiming that Peckham, rather than Dalston, was the centre of London creativity right now. Now admittedly, this was a piece in London’s… Read More
Interestingly dressed swaggers
I mention Peckham a fair bit. If I look out of my window I can see it, which for fans of physics, is because my flat is in it. I also mention Peckham a fair bit because it’s chock to the bursting with interestingly dressed… Read More
No such thing as Spring buoyancy
So, on Saturday night I attempted to inject some Spring buoyancy into a chilly night at Peckham Springs. My chosen medium, corduroy. Specifically a SS15, burnt red, jacket from Albam. I was still savagely cold. Not surprising really, there’s no such thing as ‘Spring buoyancy’.… Read More
I suggest you do likewise
The other day I had some trousers made. They were made by a local Peckham tailor, based on my precise instructions. They cost me 20 coins for the fabric, and 50 for my tailor to take a pattern from a pre-existing pair, the manufacture and any… Read More