It was a question on Robert Elms show once & that was the answer that was given.I have never seen a boat moored by where some of those shoes are
Sorry. Ignore me it is not the picture I was thinking about.I have never seen a boat moored by where some of those shoes are
Sorry, I know it's not quite the Thames, but certainly related. This was Sarfend on Saturday.
BTW those shoes on the bank at Battersea in an earlier post, does anyone know anything about why they might be there?
Look the end by two loos right of the peir.
Facing pier go right
Keep walk will have Rosie ice the a row of cafes. Other side of road
Sorry, I know it's not quite the Thames, but certainly related. This was Westcliff on Saturday.
Sorry...just seen this, it's oak.What's it made off? Very intriguing.
As far as I know, as I said above. Or looking at the picture, to stop the chains getting caught up or damaging any boat moored.Mrski, you are right. Those shoes are a fraction to the west of the slipway by st marys. So, why are they there?
I saw something that reminded me of this today as I was at a seminar at Museum of London Archaeological Service: a wooden doll that was dumped in a disused privy in Limehouse in 1850s.Sorry...just seen this, it's oak.
BTW those shoes on the bank at Battersea in an earlier post, does anyone know anything about why they might be there?
I saw something that reminded me of this today as I was at a seminar at Museum of London Archaeological Service: a wooden doll that was dumped in a disused privy in Limehouse in 1850s.
What's the bottom and back like
I really can't put my finger on why I think this a gr5eat photo....but it's a great photo.Took this pano a few months ago from Tower Bridge, on a day out with my camera.
River Thames Panorama As Shot From Tower Bridge by Graham West 2014, on Flickr
Thanks!I really can't put my finger on why I think this a gr5eat photo....but it's a great photo.
The right bank of the Thames between Vauxhall and Lambeth Bridge
The same person 'Husky Fan' on twitter also found these carvings on the Thames....