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Frequenting the Foreshore…

While walking along the banks of the central London Thames, your attention is most likely to be focused on boats, bridges and buildings. Yet, if you if you pause for longer than a few moments when the foreshore is exposed during the rhythm of the tides, you will see some of the birds that that …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton2nd April 20231st April 2023Posted inEbb & Flow

St. Thomas’ Hospital…

A London landmark, the North Wing of St. Thomas’ Hospital, stands on the banks of the Thames beside Westminster Bridge and opposite the Palace of Westminster. Designed and built by architects Yorke, Rosenberg and Mardall it was completed in 1975. Opened by Queen Elizabeth on November 16, 1976, it was regarded by some, including MPs …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton19th March 202319th March 2023Posted inEbb & Flow

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