Bromley-by-Bow to Star Lane
London. Sat 21 Sep 2019
Two canoes and a gravel bank in the middle of Bow Creek. The ugly
red blocks date from around 2015
I think the large building is on the site of the 1960 council block
Tweed House demolished in 2013 by Poplar HARCA
Iron Mountain
The Church of St Michael and All Angels on St Leonards Road stands
out at centre right. Grade II listed,
built in 1864-5 it was converted to flats in the 1970s.
The sculpture made with shopping trolleys is a part of 'The Line'
a sculpture walk along the Greenwich Meridian
I think this is the rear of the 1910 LCC Fire Brigade Station
Sainsbury's warehouse
Balfron Tower - whose residents were cruelly disposessed by a Housing
Association bent on gentrification
At Cody Dock people were in the water waiting to catch the ducks in
the duck race
Cody Dock is closed off until a new rolling footbridge is built across
the entrance
Boats are moored in the mouth of the dock
and on Bow Creek, but the footpath by Bow Creek stops here at the
moment
South Crescent
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