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Sitting at the heart of one of the busiest parts of London, it is hardly surprising that the Square has been a frequent source of inspiration to writers and musicians, with Dickens featuring it in A Tale of Two Cities, and more recently the late Kirsty MacColl penning the song Soho Square, which features he lyrics: "One day I'll be waiting there, No empty bench in Soho Square", now fittingly preserved on one of the benches.
For more, see https://www.westminster.gov.uk/soho-square-gardens
YES!!! I would like to be sitting anywhere in the sun. August in the southern hemisphere is not my favourite month :(
ReplyDeleteWhat do people use the cute little timbered structure for? I am not sure what part tool-shed, part arbour means.