Poetic?
Poetic?
24 January 2014 Comments Off on Poetic?
Why is there a second street sign on Fleet Street saying “Poetic”? Brian thinks it was part of an advertising scheme in Poetry Week magazine a few years ago. He will have plenty more Fleet Street oddities in his walk on Sunday http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fascinating-fleet-street-tickets-9620225353
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