Thursday 19 October 2017

Location, Location, Location


The Hanging Tree
Some of these places are real, some are almost real, some are totally made up.

9 comments:

Rachel Green said...

That was fascinating. Thank you, sir.

Unknown said...

Map! Map! Map!

Thanks! Thanks! Thanks!

HeidiL said...

Trying to find your address to invite you to next year's national Norwegian convention. Could I ask you to write to me at hely (at) fhi.no, please?

HeidiL said...

Trying to invite to to be GoH at next year's national Norwegian convention. Could I ask you to write to me at hely (at) fhi.no, please?

HeidiL said...

Trying to invite you to be GoH at next year's national Norwegian con. Could I ask you to write to me at hely (at) fhi.no, please?

Dominyka said...

I am sorry Ben, but I live in Barnes, and you misplaced Bulls head by putting it straight on Putney bridge (it is close to Barnes bridge instead and should be put there as its a nice place and people should visit it). Hope to see Peter Grant in Barnes again as we have more good pubs and more than that. Awesome map idea. I will pop in for a pint in Chestnut Tree.
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Unknown said...

Great idea with the map. I have been using Google maps and Street view since the first book and found it great to see some of the places that actually exist.

Unknown said...

Thank you so much for this! I have been searching for information like this (for all your excellent books) all year! As an American who has only visited the London area once, this is so helpful. I had even considered trying to make a map like this myself. Thank you!

Unknown said...

Thank you! I’ve been re-reading the books and diligently mapping everything on Google maps in anticipation of visiting London in November. Got the teenagers to do the audiobooks (they are lame readers), and now they want to see all the places too. Though there needs to be a Peter Grant walking tour of London, like the Doctor Who one that we plan to do.