You quote a source as saying that the foxes would like to be near "a grocery store, or (sic) a Tesco". I am sure the foxes in question have worked out that there is an excellent Waitrose just to the north of the Google building. As well as a superb foraging location, there's always lots of Central St Martins students around there shooting TikTok videos, which gives the opportunity for the foxes to work on their own social media profiles. Frankly, if I was going to infest anywhere, Platform 37 seems ideal.
Love the fox update. We can’t walk past Platform 37 without wondering if they’re still feasting on the builders’ left over lunches. We look forward to the next instalment.
Not the first time the Theosophical Society has been obliged to downgrade from substantial premises. The superb BMA House in Tavistock Square is a Lutyen's designed building of considerable Edwardian grandeur, now occupied by the BMA and a few related medical businesses. But it was originally designed for the Theosophical Society in 1911. Enthusiasm for their brand of mysticism was already waning and the Great War didn't exactly help matters, with the half completed building requisitioned by the army for the duration. With the war over, the Theosophists were obliged to sell the still incomplete building to the BMA and move out. Perhaps they should consider the now fashionable remote working model?
You quote a source as saying that the foxes would like to be near "a grocery store, or (sic) a Tesco". I am sure the foxes in question have worked out that there is an excellent Waitrose just to the north of the Google building. As well as a superb foraging location, there's always lots of Central St Martins students around there shooting TikTok videos, which gives the opportunity for the foxes to work on their own social media profiles. Frankly, if I was going to infest anywhere, Platform 37 seems ideal.
Love the fox update. We can’t walk past Platform 37 without wondering if they’re still feasting on the builders’ left over lunches. We look forward to the next instalment.
Love the fox story, more please.
Not the first time the Theosophical Society has been obliged to downgrade from substantial premises. The superb BMA House in Tavistock Square is a Lutyen's designed building of considerable Edwardian grandeur, now occupied by the BMA and a few related medical businesses. But it was originally designed for the Theosophical Society in 1911. Enthusiasm for their brand of mysticism was already waning and the Great War didn't exactly help matters, with the half completed building requisitioned by the army for the duration. With the war over, the Theosophists were obliged to sell the still incomplete building to the BMA and move out. Perhaps they should consider the now fashionable remote working model?
Sounds like a job for Jolyon Maugham