has been your favourite post to write in this time and why? H&J: That really is a very good question! And a hard one at that. We've both been lucky enough to interview some pretty amazing Londoners (including yourself , obviously!) on London Living. Getting the chance to fire your own questions at people like Matt from Londonist , Sonya Barber from Time Out , London Puddles maestro Gavin Hammond , The Gentle Author of Spitalfields Life , the UK's only professional LEGO builder, Duncan Titchmarsh and being able to speak to local London businesses like The Amazings and Newham Bookshop has been so very cool! It was awesome to be able to talk to some of the world's greatest athletes who were staying at the Village during the Olympic Games too, like Kerri-Anne Payne and US sprinter Tony McQuay. If we had to pick a favourite post it might just have to be an article we wrote recently documenting London's top taxidermy spots , simply because it was so interesting (and rather peculiar) to write! LLO: What have you learned about London through blogging that you wouldn't have known otherwise? H&J: It's almost hard to comprehend just how much stuff there is to see and do in London. Writing a London blog has allowed us to see below the tip of the iceberg and realise just what London has to offer. If you read through London Living , there are some really amazing tips and secret London treasures from