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By Town of Ramsgate Pub, where "Hanging Judge Jeffreys" was caught by the London mob in 1688

White duck walking next to the Wapping canal in the sunshine.

The Wapping squirrel eats a sandwich in Wapping Rose Gardens

A view across the River Thames, London, towards Tower Bridge and The Shard. Photographed from the Thames Path, off Wapping High Street E1.

Good bye Wapping, hello Canary Wharf!

Fantastic views of London from our new riverside flat in Seacon Tower.

Downstairs at the Wapping Project

Under New Crane Wharf Wapping

St Katherine's Dock, Tower Hamlets, London

Oldest riverside pub in London, built in 1520

Wapping High Street, East London, April 2013.

Brunel’s Thames Tunnel, between Wapping and Rotherhithe, was the first tunnel to be built under a river anywhere in the world. It took eighteen years to complete and opened in 1843. It was described as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’ and introduced methods of tunnelling still used today.

 

12th March 2010 was the penultimate day that the public will ever be given foot-access to the Brunels’ brilliant construction. I walked it from Rotherhithe to Wapping and back, stepping over the relaid rails of the East London Line, and marvelling.

And exotic dancers from Brazil, after the Carnival weekend in Notting Hill

A random shop in Shadwell/Wapping

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