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Day 2206- Flowers and Wembley Arch, London
Whilst, much like most of the Capital Ring, this stage feels quite rural in places, the Wembley Arch looms large round various corners. Here the Wembley Arch rises up above a filed of wild flowers at Welsh Harp Open Space in Brent, London
Day 2206- Peculiar shaped tree at Welsh Harp Open Space, Brent Reservoir, London
Day 2206 - Canoes at Brent Reservoir, London
Day 2213- St Mary's Church, Stoke Newington, London
Day 2213- Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, London
The Capital Ring passes through Abney Park Cemetery which is one of London's “Magnificent Seven” garden cemeteries. It is well worth exploring by itself.
Day 2213 - Gravestone of William Booth
Perhaps the best known resident of Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, London
Day 2213 -Gravestone with creepers, Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, London
Day 2213- the Lion on Frank Bostock's grave, Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, London
My initial reaction was that it was a bit ostentatious to have a lion on your grave and then I discovered that Frank Bostock was actually a lion tamer! My bad.
Day 2220- Stratford Halo, London
Stratford Halo is a peculiar name for this building given its distinctive purple stripes. I always though halos were golden in colour
Day 2220 - the ornate top of the Abbey Mills Pumping Station in Stratford, London.
This pumping station is also known as "the Cathedral of Sewage";"
Day 2220 - nature and urban
Abbey Creek in Stratford, London with Canary Wharf and the old Bromley-by-Bow gasworks in the background
Day 2220 - cow parsley in Beckton meadows, Beckton, London
Day 2220- the bizarre student accommodation at the University of East London Dockland Campus on Royal Albert Dock, London
Day 2220 - Embraer 190, London City Airport
And here is an aircraft you can practically touch. See previous/prior post. A British Airways BA City Flyer Embraer 190 landing at London City Airport.
London City Airport is my favourite airport in London. It is very close to the centre and the Dockland Light Railway (DLR) practically drops you in the departure hall. I've never known a queue at City Airport. You can step of the DLR, check in your suitcase, go through security and be in the departure lounge in little more than 10 minutes. It is a total dream of an airport!
Day 2220- North Woolwich, London
North Woolwich feels like a desolate, neglected and forgotten part of London. This maybe unfair and the grey weather did not help. It is also right by the runway to London City Airport. You feel as if you can almost touch the planes
Day 2220- the Dame Vera Lynn, Woolwich Ferry, London
You can use the Woolwich Ferry to cross the River Thames rather than walking through the Woolwich Foot Tunnel. Obviously I decided to walk.
Day 2220- the Woolwich Foot Tunnel, London
The Woolwich Foot Tunnel under the River Thames feels very long and lonely. In fact, there is no logical reason to use it given that the the free of any charge Woolwich Ferry runs immediately above the tunnel. The walk through the tunnel is made even more disconcerting in that it is a bit damp as if the River Thames is seeping into it!