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Explore stunning groupings of objects in London, from Harrods hats to rockets at the Science Museum.

Written bycjohnson

2006-05-22T01:10:21 | 1 min read

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Some splendid groupings of objects seen today in London on my wanderings in my old 'hood (I'll be explaining more later):

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