Guided Tour of Banksy Graffiti (& others) - Part 2, by mido on Jul 4, 2006 18:37:36 GMT 1, Part one was the Shoreditch area.

Here's the plan for Part 2 - Waterloo / South bank / Victoria Embankment

Sunday 6th August

Meet at Lambeth North Tube station (Bakerloo Line only). This station is pretty quiet, but is also walkable distance from Waterloo as well, which offers more tube interchanges (Jubilee, Waterloo and Northern lines). I’ll work out an EXACT meeting place later on and post it up here. We will be leaving at 2pm sharp.

2pm hopefully lets people from a far to get there and back and lets people get their own lunch before we start (trying to all go somewhere for lunch sounds like a nightmare!). We’ll go around the Waterloo / Lower Marsh area, then all along the South Bank from the Mortar Rats (opposite parliament) to approx London Bridge, then crossing over the river to do the ones on the other side of the river, finishing at Embankment tube station. From Embankment it’s really easy to get to Charing Cross and Waterloo, and most of the rest of London.

Difficult to know how long it will take but I’d guess we’d all be pretty ready to finish / knackered within about 3 hours….. As before, you can obviously leave whenever you want. We’ll be going close to LOTS of tube stations on the route (London Bridge, Monument, Bank, Cannon St, Blackfriars, Embankment, etc).

Then people can do whatever they want after - food, drink or transport.....

Although this is quite a long way, it’s all pretty flat and as it doesn’t involve any non-avoidable steps I would have thought that it could be done by someone using a wheelchair or a buggy.

Any questions, just ask. Martin

P.S. it's free, and you even get some stickers kindly donated by those nice people at POW

Part one was the Shoreditch area.

Here's the plan for Part 2 - Waterloo / South bank / Victoria Embankment

Sunday 6th August

Meet at Lambeth North Tube station (Bakerloo Line only). This station is pretty quiet, but is also walkable distance from Waterloo as well, which offers more tube interchanges (Jubilee, Waterloo and Northern lines). I’ll work out an EXACT meeting place later on and post it up here. We will be leaving at 2pm sharp.

2pm hopefully lets people from a far to get there and back and lets people get their own lunch before we start (trying to all go somewhere for lunch sounds like a nightmare!). We’ll go around the Waterloo / Lower Marsh area, then all along the South Bank from the Mortar Rats (opposite parliament) to approx London Bridge, then crossing over the river to do the ones on the other side of the river, finishing at Embankment tube station. From Embankment it’s really easy to get to Charing Cross and Waterloo, and most of the rest of London.

Difficult to know how long it will take but I’d guess we’d all be pretty ready to finish / knackered within about 3 hours….. As before, you can obviously leave whenever you want. We’ll be going close to LOTS of tube stations on the route (London Bridge, Monument, Bank, Cannon St, Blackfriars, Embankment, etc).

Then people can do whatever they want after - food, drink or transport.....

Although this is quite a long way, it’s all pretty flat and as it doesn’t involve any non-avoidable steps I would have thought that it could be done by someone using a wheelchair or a buggy.

Any questions, just ask. Martin

P.S. it's free, and you even get some stickers kindly donated by those nice people at POW