Camden Passage
A gang of four less Michael walk from Angel to Holloway Road on 5th Sept 2025. A bright warm day.
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 Map of Walk |
 "Angel" by Kevin Boys in the station |
 Commuter coffee |
 Disapproval? |
 The York pub |
 By the Artist Chapel |
 "Redemption Roasters" for Coffee |
 Window out on to the Garden |
 Ex Tram Shed |
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 Japanese? |
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 Camden Passage to right |
 Waiting to be bought |
 Market Wednesday and Saturday |
 Exotic Cheese |
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 Of to the wedding
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 Barber |
 Clerical Conference |
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 Stay Cool |
 Window Cleaner |
 Mudlarking... |
 ...for sale |
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 Free Wi-Fi |
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 Cool Man |
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 Pub Window |
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 Was Collins Music Hall |
 On Guard |
 Memorial to... |
 ..."a Street Cat named Bob" (I have tried to make the bronze book readable) |
 Craft weaves |
 Islington Green |
 Pub Advert "The Fox on the Green" |
 Cinema |
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 Japanese |
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 A novel way to sell houses! |
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 Cap and PJs |
 The Kings Head pub |
 St Mary's |
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 Seat |
 More hair cuts |
 Islington Square |
 Lounge |
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Thomas Parr, born around 1483, was said to have lived through the reigns of ten sovereigns and to have done penance for incontinence at the age of 105. According to legend he married his second wife at the age of 122. He died in 1635, an event that propelled him to national celebrity, and is buried in the south transept of Westminster Abbey. |
 Old Parr's Head |
 A thin restaurant |
 Code Stone? |
 Almeida Theatre store |
 Islington Fire Station |
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 Waterloo House |
 I was going to snap the chairs |
 The Blue Legume |
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 Islington Town Hall |
 The Vineyard |
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 Was Hare and Hounds |
 Islington Arts Club |
 Union Chapel |
 The Famous Cock pub for lunch |
 Another diner |
 The bar |
 Perhaps it means something |
 War Memorial |
 Now closed |
 The Famous Cock next to the tube station |
 Holloway Road Tube |