Day 2918, 10 June 2026
The "Green Dock" in Thames Barrier Park in Silvertown, London. This is one of London's newest and most underrated parks. These undulating hedges are meant to represent the movement of the nearby River Thames

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Day 2918, 10 June 2026
The "Green Dock" in Thames Barrier Park in Silvertown, London. This is one of London's newest and most underrated parks. These undulating hedges are meant to represent the movement of the nearby River Thames
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The Tate and Lyle sugar refinery and its jetty in Silvertown as seen from the other side of the River Thames.
Apparently approximately 25% of the UK's sugar is offloaded and refined here. Inside there is a huge secret sugar mountain.
I came across this spectacular painting of the Tate & Lyle factory and its surroundings in Silvertown, east London, this mornng. It is by artist Liam O’Donnell and is remarkably good.
Thames Barrier Park, East London, August 2023.
Millennium Mills building from the DLR. West Silvertown, London.
The predominantly blue and yellow coloured Tate and Lyle Sugar refinery in Silvertown, London
This is actually a different site to the white coloured Tate and Lyle Golden Syrup factory which is also in Silvertown.
This photo was originally posted by me as Day 2099 on An Every Day Thing.