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Author archives: Patricia Stoughton

Flight Path

There is no doubt that there has been a marked renewal of marine life in the river since the dark days of 1957 when the Natural History Museum declared the Thames to be “biologically dead”. The London Natural History Society says that now “the Tidal Thames supports 120 species of fish and that over 60 …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton18th October 202017th October 2020Posted inEbb & Flow

Westminster Bridge…

The planned grand opening of Westminster Bridge by Queen Victoria had to be abandoned as she was in mourning for her husband, Prince Albert, who had died five months earlier on December 14, 1861. Instead it was officially opened, though quietly, at four o’clock in the morning on May 24, 1862, the day and hour …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton4th October 20203rd October 2020Posted inEbb & Flow

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