#Horatio London

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Horatio London

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Hein Feinbrot's Christmas Gift Guide 2023

Ladage & Oelke Dufflecoat

Anton Meyer 'Romulus' Tweed jacket

Natalino Undyed Jumbo Herringbone Wool/Cashmere Jacket

Drake's Ecru Boucle Wool Zip Fleece Vest

Fabian Zug English Suede Chelsea boots

Anglo-Italian Company Mid Wash Denim

Drake's Pink Brushed Shetland Mock Neck Jumper

Horatio 'Beaufoy' Black Grain Horsebit Loafers

Appenzeller Gurt Classic Belt

Opinel No. 9 Oyster knife

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The Lion in Winter - Trafalgar Square, London

[half-life-citizen]

Finally got around to finishing this! Template is by @t6fs, art is by @viric-dreams no I didn't make a previous post what are you talking about

I'm quite proud about how this turned out!

[hiraethy]

oceans are now battlefields ⚓ national maritime museum, greenwich

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Winter in Trafalgar Square, by The Nelson Society UK.

[literarylondonhq]

Hamlet by the River!

Pre-show drinks before HAMLET + Ian McKellen and Director Sean Mathias live for a q and a. Useful for my upcoming tour of ‘Hamlet – Horatio’s Tale’ with Sir Derek Jacobi!

[juliehowlin]

Nelson's Column

On this date in 1843 Nelson's Column was completed. Nelson's Column is a monument in Trafalgar Square in central London built to commemorate Admiral Horatio Nelson, who died at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.

10 things you didn't know about Nelson's Column:

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Nelson's Column soars above four triumphant lions in central London

Trafalgar Square

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History - Captain Horatio Hornblower

After the victory of a British fleet (commanded by Lord Horatio Nelson) over a French-Spanish fleet (commanded by Pierre de Villeneuve) at Trafalgar, Britain „ruled the waves“ for over a century - and London was the centre of that power. The 12 Hornblower novels from C.S. Forester and the movie „Captain Horatio Hornblower“ describes the seafaring life aboard a warship at those times. For sure one of the triggers to visit London one time to deep dive in those historical times.

Naval Battle Scene 1

Naval Battle Scene 2

Sea battle scenes from the movie „Captain Horatio Hornblower“. The movie scenes show vividly what contributed as well to Nelson's success at Trafalgar: Nelson was able to outmaneuver the superior enemy fleet since the British ship crews were more capable (they were more skilled in the rigging and were able to fire more rounds with their cannons). Nelson's feat was to find a tactic that would best utilize his people's abilities.

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Horatio

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[half-life-citizen]

Digby isn't an actor (at least not on stage), and he can't be a stage hand, but he can do a voice over, maybe an introduction or something similar

gotta collected all the theater ocs and see who's ever been in one of our dear Poet Laureate's, Mst Awning's, plays

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Smallsword presented to Admiral Horatio Nelson from the Corporation of London in 1800

from The City of London Museum

[half-life-citizen]

digby: if you had to live elsewhere in the neath, where would you pick?

As soon as the question is uttered, he quickly says

"I don't want what I'm about to say to leave this room, and this is a purely hypothetical scenario, yes?"

He takes your silence as an answer, and begins to talk,

"The khanate, if I had to choose. They are the only ones down here other than London that seems to have any modicum of sensibility, mutton island is mad. Port carnelian is too humid for me, and I've stayed at the colonies, it's just not for me."