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Tag: river thames
A cornered conceit
…”The glass conceals, till (splitting sun) it dancesLanterns in lanes of light its own streaked image.” Glass Grain ~ Charles Tomlinson At Doggett’s Coat & Badge pub by the Thames (named after Thomas Doggett, the original organiser of the 300 year old London Bridge… Continue Reading “A cornered conceit”
A good crossing
Anchored onto Brunel’s original suspension bridge buttresses, the architectural cable deck-stays and pylons of the Golden Jubilee footbridge make a secure statement for what is, and has been, a pedestrian crossing of the river Thames here since 1845 Joining this week’s Which Way Photo… Continue Reading “A good crossing”
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