The quaint shop fronts with small window panes that you can peer through and the low doors with brass knockers in the centre. One door had a small but chunky wooden above it that read "Nell Gwynne House". Another plaque on the wall tells us that the street used to be named "Fishers Alley", maybe this was the route the fishermen took their wares from the Thames to the market at Covent Garden?
Even more charm oozes from this wee lane at night when the gas lamps are burning. They must surely be the last ones still working in London.
