Entries tagged with “kensington” from Stupid London
Housed in the vitamin-enriched majesty of a former Victorian oat-puffing plant, this gallery holds the largest collection of paintings, sculptures and photographs of cereal mascots in the world - including the controversial Lucian Freud portrait of a neckerchief-less Tony the Tiger.
Tracey Emin's sexually charged Snap, Crackle and Pop, from the National Cereal Mascot Portrait Gallery's permanent collection
Tracey Emin's sexually charged Snap, Crackle and Pop, from the National Cereal Mascot Portrait Gallery's permanent collection
Rainbows are banned from the skies above Kensington & Chelsea. The local authority believes the presence of leprechauns could adversely affect house prices.
An illegal rainbow above a block of Kensington flats on 3 March 2005. The optical phenomenon was later shot down by police marksmen.
(Source image: Holly Hayes, licensed under Creative Commons 2.0)
An illegal rainbow above a block of Kensington flats on 3 March 2005. The optical phenomenon was later shot down by police marksmen.
(Source image: Holly Hayes, licensed under Creative Commons 2.0)
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