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Published on August 30, 2016

Excerpts from The Observer’s Book of Soho Pavements

written by Kit Ward
Soho pavement petal-strewn

petal-strewn

Soho pavement piss-streaked

piss-streaked

Soho pavement candy-crumbed

candy-crumbed

Soho pavement litter-lawned

litter-lawned

Soho -pavement human-habited

human-habited

Soho pavement vomit-spattered

vomit-spattered

Soho pavement garbage-piled

garbage-piled

Soho pavement glass-glittered

glass-glittered

Soho pavement fag-festooned

fag-festooned

Soho pavement turd-tagged

turd-tagged

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