Bunhill Row, London, an old Quaker burial ground, dating back to the sixteenth century is the resting place of great author and artist William Blake, and Daniel Defoe, creator of the seminal castaway, Robinson Crusoe.
I dropped in to pay some respects to these great architects, on my way back from celebrating Bangladeshi New Year.
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