Upcoming walks by Kevin Flude

My next walk is this Saturday at Somerset House - it is outside of my
normal comfort zone and is part of a Design Exhibition and is a tour of
the 'On Purpose' Exhibition which is currently on show at the Arnolfini in
Bristol. The Tour, however, takes place in Somerset House,
London......... On November 16th I return to a more sane guided tour of
the Archaeology of the Origins of London.

Free Guided Tour of the 'Wouldn't It Be Nice Exhibition' - but need to pay for entry to the exhibition.

2pm Saturday 1 Nov at Somerset House, Embankment Galleries

Archaeology & the Origins of London

Sunday, Nov. 16 at 10.45 am from Monument Tube, Fish Street Hill exit:

Guided Walk ( For London Walks) looking at the changing understanding of
the 'Origins of London' from Geoffrey of Monmouth to the present day.

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