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london lifestyle blog skip to content home about ← older posts scales and feathers at tring museum posted on february 1, 2011 by victoria every summer holiday during junior school, my family would take me and my cousins to tring to visit the natural history museum . i remember gripping on to my dad’s hand as he guided me up and down the aisles of taxidermy specimen display cabinets, teaching me the names of the animals, where they lived, what they ate and how precarious some of the species were. he encouraged me to question the animals’ anatomy and wonder why ducks have webbed feet and tigers have sharp teeth and peacocks have fancy feathers. those early lessons in adaptation and evolution, survival of the fittest and predator-prey relationships made a tremendous impact on my view of the world and inspired a fascination with nature and conservation (i later went on to study genetics and evolution at university). and after all the lessons, there were the tiny, dressed fleas to stare at! the museum was founded in the 1880s by lord walter rothschild . the rothschilds are a famous, aristocratic family who made their great fortune from finance and banking. walter was disinterested in banking, preferring to learn about nature. he collected insect specimens from a very young age which he displayed in his first museum at age 10 in a shed at the bottom of the garden. as he got older, he sent collectors far and wide to secure rare and unusual animals. he worked closely with the natural history museum in south kensington to further their research in taxonomy. and he expanded his museum into a purpose built house, presenting the animals in the cabinets with fastidious perfection. in his time, walter had a reputation for being a little eccentric, a reputation that wasn’t helped by his zebra-drawn carriage! ok, so strictly speaking tring museum shouldn’t feature in a blog about london. i love rules, so i feel a bit naughty for breaking one. but it doesn’t take long to get to tring; i took a train from euston and then walked along country lanes to the museum. i arrived within an hour and a half of leaving my front door (which is, out of interest, the same as my daily commute to work). and really, 90 minutes isn’t that long for a trip down memory lane. posted in culture , london | 6 comments peaceful contemplation in highgate posted on january 12, 2011 by victoria i really love cemeteries. i realise that after that confession you are probably picturing me with a studded dog collar, black nail varnish and a crucifix tattoo. i can assure you that my only gothic phase was a brief attachment to a morticia adams halloween costume when i was 20. i’ve visited some beautiful cemeteries in my travels including green wood cemetery in new york and la recoleta in buenos aires. and now i can add highgate east cemetery to the list (i’m saving the west cemetery for another day – it’s always good to delay a little gratification). the history of highgate cemetery is interesting so forgive me for pinching a bit of material from wikipedia . traditionally, parish churchyards have been used to bury the dead but, in the early decades of the 1800s, the churchyards in london had become full and were a dangerous health hazard. families had taken to throwing the deceased straight into the sewage system to avoid re-using old graves. as a result, parliament passed an act to make it legal for profit-making cemeteries and encouraged the opening of seven new cemeteries in the outskirts of london, known as the magnificent seven, including highgate. there are 170,000 people buried in 53,000 graves over 37 acres of land at highgate. hidden sporadically around the cemetery are a few names that you might recognise (look out for karl marx , douglas adams , malcolm mclaren and jeremy beadle ). i’m always told that cemeteries are full of death but i think that they are full of love. every winding path is lined with messages of adoration and heartfelt farewells. nobody ever writes anything mean on a tombstone. i love to walk up and down the rows of graves, reading the inscriptions. it makes me think of my own family and friends and how lucky i am to have them. i feel humbled at the thought of how fragile and transient life is. and i can consider all of this in perfect peace and quiet, because it’s bad etiquette to be noisy in cemeteries, and people always respect the dead. posted in london , outdoors | 3 comments momo: moroccan design in piccadilly posted on january 6, 2011 by victoria ever since i learnt about the aesthetic movement whilst visiting leighton house , i’ve been more aware of my love of traditional middle eastern design. i keep meaning to pop into the islamic architecture room at the v&a but kensington and camden are not all too conveniently linked. in the meantime, i booked in for a moroccan meal at momo on heddon street (opposite the vegetarian buffet resturant, tibits ). really, the meal was a means to an end because getting a gander at the restaurants styling was my priority. so, i was super pleased when the food turned out to be tasty and nourishing without being overly complicated or rich. plus it was well presented in terracotta tagine dishes and served by particularly attentive waiters. in terms of the decoration, i couldn’t take enough photographs of the coloured glass storm lanterns, the copper plates topping the tea tables, the cut-out wooden candle holders and the way the light flooded through the internal arched windows. i loved the woven wicker tray that my tagine was served on and the sumptuous crimson and gold velvet cushions that i sunk into at the end of the meal with a belly full of couscous and chickpeas. i dreamt of flying to marrakech until the teapot was drained of mint tea. momo 25 heddon street, w1b 4bh 020 7434 4040 posted in eats , london | 2 comments the geffrye: a museum of typical rather than exceptional objects posted on january 4, 2011 by victoria during the christmas break i visited the geffrye museum in shoreditch for the first time. i noticed on the time out website that the museum was hosting a temporary, christmas-themed exhibition so hoped it could provide a festive fix – i really went christmas crazy in 2010 (you may have noticed!) the temporary exhibition, christmas past and christmas present, will end on thursday 6 th january with the traditional burning of the holly and the ivy and a final slurp of mulled wine. still, that shouldn’t stop you from visiting after the twelfth day. i’ll be going back in the summer to see the landscaped gardens and smell the fragrant herbs. the museum is housed in a row of 18 th century almshouses, the facades of which are beautiful enough to justify the trip. inside, the houses are connected by a single, stretching walkway so that you can mosey from one end of the row all the way to the other through a series of rooms. the rooms themselves are the attraction; each is styled as an english, middle-class living room from a specific era. a walk through the museum will take you through time from a 1630s hall all the way to a present day loft in a converted warehouse. the museum has decorated the rooms with a combination of genuine and replica items using period paintings and novels, and notes from housekeeping diaries as inspiration to ensure that the style is authentic. i noticed an interesting ponder on the museum’s website: “the geffrye is a museum of typical rather than exceptional objects. people tend to throw away the ordinary things of life when they have finished with them, but keep the best or most valuable, which then often find their way into museums. our special challenge at the geffyre is to find the relatively ordinary things of the past, owned and used by ordinary people, and to show these in their appropriate domestic context.” i left with a heap of interior design inspiration. i love the chinese lanterns hanging from the willow twigs in the 1890 drawing room and the deep claret damask armchair in the 18

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