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A Tower crane collapsed at 21 Wapping on 20 March 2013.
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Second panography, from a different perspective, and maybe too wide an angle resulting in difficulty to handle verticality.
Hand knitted wollen hats are displayed on branches outside the Wapping Project. www.whatsinwapping.co.uk/philips-garden-shed-shop-at-the-...
Antigua is renowned for its beaches. There is one for every day of the year. This leisure facility in St John's is not one of them
A jogger and a walker in the sunshine in King Edward Memorial Park following the storm www.whatsinwapping.co.uk/st-judes-storm-uproots-tree-and-...
Wapping, London.
This was my first London Job. In total there was 13 of us, all Jack the Ripper enthusiasts (or Ripperologists as we are called) Many of them are authors of books.
We walked around the H Division looking at locations of old police stations that were around during the murders in 1888.
Hand knitted wollen hats are displayed on branches outside the Wapping Project. www.whatsinwapping.co.uk/philips-garden-shed-shop-at-the-...
Large numbers of flint nodules can be seen on the Wapping foreshore, along with rounded pieces of chalk that the flints probably came with. Chalk was a material used to pack into the timber frames to construct barge beds many decades ago.
Xylonite at Maylandsea
Official No. 145408.
68 tons built of steel at Mistley in 1926 by F.W. Horlock to be named BX.
Latterly owned by Greenhithe Lighterage she was rerigged by Tim Eliff as a charter barge and based at The Prospect of Whitby public house, Wapping.
Sold to Cirdan Trust 1985 for sail training out of Maldon.
Now owned by H. Wilkes & R. Polden as home/ yacht based in Maldon
Courtesy:www.thamesbarge.org.uk
A Tower crane collapsed at 21 Wapping on 20 March 2013.
www.whatsinwapping.co.uk/crane-collapse-at-21-wapping-lan...
A Tower crane collapsed at 21 Wapping on 20 March 2013.
www.whatsinwapping.co.uk/crane-collapse-at-21-wapping-lan...