Last night whilst I was in Croydon drinking a few beers and continuing to drag my hearing closer to an untimely death in the Black Sheep Bar, I noticed that the graffiti smiley-face ball that used to be on the zebra crossing outside was now within the confines of the sheep. A shame that this amusing chap cannot continue to brighten up mine and possibly a few other peoples week with its mixed embedded message of happiness and disorder, but I guess the dub-step coffin of the Black Sheep Bar is a far more suitable location for this small piece of Croydon culture than the local landfill.
tW
Documentation and description of Croydon's architectural gems. Observing the town through Surrey Street Market to local pubs. There is so much to see in this rather large town in South London and so much of it is undocumented or only found in tired historical books mainly concerned with churches and terraced housing. Hopefully this blog can reveal some of the fascinating urbanities I have discovered in Croydon. tW
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Sunday, 11 March 2012
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