May 2006

	Rainham & Hornchurch Havering, London. 11 May 2006 Mural and Tilda Rice works
	River Thames. These derelict concrete barges were built for the Mulberry harbour used for the D-Day landings
	Across the river are the works at Belvedere
		Low tide gives a good view of the diver sculpture
		which faces the barges and the Tilda Rice plant
		Silos at Belvedere with a fine concrete structure at left Coldharbour point, and the forefround barbed wire marks the current end of the London Loop The jetty for waste transfer used as landfill on much of the marshes which are still in part below sea level.
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Havering, London. 11 May 2006