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Tag: Archaeology

Not a Scooby

Last week I went for a wander along the Thames Path from Westferry DLR station to Tower Bridge. This took me through the areas of Limehouse, Shadwell and Wapping. When I got to Shadwell I squeezed myself through the small alleyway known as Pelican Stairs which leads down to the foreshaw to take a few… Continue reading Not a Scooby

Published 19th Jan 2022
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged Archaeology, History, London, Thames, Walking

Watch your step!

I recently wrote a piece titled Left High & Dry on how the River Thames has been restricted over the years by the widening of its banks. Here is another reminder of the days when the river was a lot wider than it is today.Whitehall Palace was begun by Henry VIII and by the end… Continue reading Watch your step!

Published 27th Apr 2021
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged Archaeology, River Thames
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