Give Peas A Chance

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The Facebook group administrator added: ‘The message from the group is let’s get this clean, wipe off all the graffiti and get ‘Give Peas A Chance back’ from the photos – get a professional artist to put it back, pixel by pixel. While we can't condone criminal damage, the surreal 'peas' message has found a special place in the London psyche.

Morris is well known to many people through his semi-autobiographical columns in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald magazine, Good Weekend, which he wrote for nine years. The Chalfont Viaduct (also known as the Misbourne Viaduct) is the first of two five-arch brick railway viaducts on the Chiltern Main Line in south-east England.

Similarly, make your DIY pizza work harder by using a wholegrain crust, homemade tomato sauce and vegetable toppings. The pace is brisk; in fact, the combination of zany stories and Australian accent and word usage can cause brief moments of scrambling to make all the connections. My favourite story in this book is the one that this book is named after, Give Peas A Chance because Ben tries to save the world by going on strike to make countries get rid of all their weapons.

Over the past year, HELCH has started to appear all over London, sometimes replacing historic and much loved “ghost signs”, such as the Philco advert in Hanger Lane, or another in Chalk Farm. There is a 8,000 strong Facebook group dedicated to the Edwardian built bridge and people are fuming the iconic message has been painted over with new graffiti. For more than 20 years the local landmark bored the slogan 'Give peas a chance' before, to a lot of drivers dismay, it was suddenly changed.Some of the stories have themes about future careers and written work can involve short writing tasks about aspirations, goals and how to achieve them. Most shockingly of all, a gigantic (3m by 18m) HELCH recently appeared on the side of another viaduct in Windsor – right in front of Windsor Castle as you enter the town. The bridge - or the Chalfont Viaduct as it's officially known - hasn't always had the phrase plastered all over the south-facing side. The M25 motorway passes beneath it between junctions 16 and 17 at Gerrards Cross near Chalfont St Peter, from where the bridge gets its name. There’s a dish made with split fava beans and it’s seen as this exotic Mediterranean meze recipe but it’s literally pease pudding.