I took a long walk (West Kensington, Holland Park, Notting Hill and points in between but not in a straight line). On St Petersburgh Street I found a synagogue, a Church of England church and a Greek Orthodox church within about 200 yards of each other. The wisteria was blooming and so was this other flower, which is a commonly seen shrub in London, but I don’t know its name. The flowers are in dense clusters and though they look nothing like grapes, still, that’s what they bring to mind.
Disclosure
This is my standard form of disclosure that I am retroactively adding to all blog posts done before April 1, 2018, and will add to all new posts.
1. Is this experience open to the public?
Yes.
2. Who paid the cost of me doing this?
I did.
3. Did I get any compensation or special consideration for writing this blog post?
No.
4. Would I be as positive about this place if I had gone as a regular visitor?
Yes. I write about things that I find interesting.
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