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It's the Privy Seal.
So jel. I've always wanted to see a seal. I used to work by the river and I was always keeping an eye out but nothing.
Not quite the Thames, this is the River Lea near where it enters Bow Creek from which it flows into the Thames.
Beautiful day today. The crow was wanting my lunch.
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Is that near Three Mills?Not quite the Thames, this is the River Lea near where it enters Bow Creek from which it flows into the Thames.
Beautiful day today. The crow was wanting my lunch.
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I'm sure a seagull would not have waited to be asked to share your lunch.Not quite the Thames, this is the River Lea near where it enters Bow Creek from which it flows into the Thames.
Beautiful day today. The crow was wanting my lunch.
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About halfway between Three Mills and the Thames, so right where the Lea turns into Bow Creek.
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london bridge, 1957 - looks like morning rush hour, as most people are walking north across the bridge.
from teh tweeter.
I wonder if they had to raise Tower Bridge to let that last couple of fellas sail through. Which would be somewhat ironic.Flying boats on the Thames (a fairly common sight until the late forties, some visible even in early eighties):
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From top; a Fairey Seaplane full of newspapers, bound for Kent, c. 1911; Alan Cobham lands his "Gypsy Moth" seaplane in 1926 after a 27,000 mile round trip to Australia; Short Calcutta of Imperial Airways on the Thames in 1928; BOAC Short Solent by Tower Bridge, early 1950s; the last Short Sandringham by HMS Belfast, 1984.
Weird how that sort of looks old and futuristic at the same time!They did indeed: this is the Short Solent from my post above with Tower Bridge raised:
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