North Woolwich Royal Docks & the Thames
North Woolwich, London. Thu 1 Aug 2019
One of the few remaining buildings in the area is the Gallions Hotel
now restored.
On the waterside are expensive flats
A path leads around by the dock side
One former dock building remains on Albert Dock Basin
Royal Albert Dock Basin Impounding Station - electric pumps to raise
the water level in the docks. 1911
and under the bridge
further along Albert Dock is East London University student residences
I go up ont the bridge and walk back towards North Woolwich
South of Albert Dock basin is Corbyn's yard
From the other side of the road I look west along the Royal docks
Then come back to look eastwards towards King George V entrance lock
The entrance lock to King George V is huge and could accomodate some
very large ships
and King George V Dock is a vast expanse of water
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