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The Thames from Chelsea to the Nore

We are living through a time of anxiety and trouble the like of which our country hasn’t seen since the Second World War. And as has happened to many of you, my plans have been disrupted and proposed interviews shelved so I would like to take you back to 1907 when artist Thomas R Way …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton29th March 202028th March 2020Posted inEbb & Flow

Port of Call 2

Spend a little time on, or around Tower Bridge, and you’ll see a lot of activity, not as in the past when this part of the Port of London was a teeming mass of cargo ships and barges but there’s certainly more movement than a few years ago. Not only has an effort been put …

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Posted byPatricia Stoughton15th March 202014th March 2020Posted inEbb & Flow

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