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Author archives: Patricia Stoughton

Unsung Heroes

Dwarfed by other vessels, construction sites and piers along the river, there is a fleet of small workboats, open topped or with a wheel house, navigating the river in all conditions. Unless you’re looking out for them, they can pass by un-noticed but their work is vital to smooth operations along the river. They fetch …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton9th June 20193rd December 2019Posted inEbb & Flow

Port of Call

…the swift running currents of the central London Thames divide and stream through the constricted spaces between the embankments and beneath the bridges. For those working along the river, they can be a useful energy-saving way of getting around and you will see all types of boats from tugs and tourist boats to kayaks skilfully …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton26th May 201928th May 2019Posted inEbb & Flow, Notes on Places

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