All text copyright Stephen Coates 2006 - 2015

IN KENSINGTON GARDENS

... is a smallish area, packed solid with the tiny graves and loving memorials of countless canine 'dearly beloved'. It goes a long way to prove to foreign visitors that everything they've heard about the English and their dogs is quite true.

Meanwhile, a friend tells me that more than half of the population of the Great Britain's cats are alive here in London.

4 comments:

darrenabi said...

HI Stephen.

Lovely to read about death, as ever. Thank you.

If you need a funeral service at anytime, please consider mine - out of the box - www.gentleapocalypse.com - I can give you mate's rates.

Darren

clerkenwell kid said...

Ha Ha Darren

I was actually planning on sticking around a while longer yet - but thanks for the offer

Very nice too

Daria said...

That's odd.
I am surprised about how very FEW felines i see when i visit.
Maybe because they sense me and hide.

They know i'll touch 'em...

I must remember to visit there next time.

clerkenwell kid said...

You should remember also that you are never more than ten feet from a rat here.

Particularly in the financial district.