06/02/2023
🌱 From the ashes…
✝️ Named for a monk/poet/metalworker turned Archbishop of Canterbury who purportedly seized Satan’s actual face with a pair of tongs (serious monastic main character energy), burned in the 1666 Great Fire, restored and wiped out again during the London Blitz… the church ruins turned divine gardens of St Dunstan-In-The-East.
With the bankers and bigwigs gone, of a weekend, you’ll find this hidden gem
down a non-descript turn in the City of London and it the solitude means it👏 is 👏 the 👏 perfect place to do some ruminating and contemplating.
🚶🏽♀️🚶🚶♂️Handily saunterable - yep, we just totally made that word up - from some of the biggest icons in the city, you can combine it with ascending the Monument to the Great Fire, feasting at and touring the Tower of London too. The city is only a square mile after all….
Happy sauntering!