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Yesterday was warm so I went for a bicycle ride exploring the highways and biways of SE8 & SE16. My bicycle is not the most pristine of machines, my mate Johnny Foster having pulled it from a skip over ten years ago. At the time I fixed a puncture, oiled the chain and bought a pump and that’s all I’ve ever done to it. It works perfectly. Today is warm as well, might hit the pub later.
Pictures were taken using a Canon G16 on full auto setting, just click and shoot, no Photoshop, Light Room or cropping. They have been reduced to 800 for the forum though.
This wasn’t here a couple of years ago. Do the wooden supports look like Roman galley oars?
My bicycle, marvellous innit?
Twinkle Park. Twinkle Park? Who thought of that name then? It’s a conservation area and swing park and that overgrown area is apparently a pond though I didn’t see any signs of water.
The marina at Rotherhithe, fish were jumping here yesterday, big fish by the look of it, I’d never seen that before. This is where some friends of mine moored their boat ‘The Hunky Dory’ but they flogged it.
The Wibbley Wobbley today. In past times I had a few good drinks here, it used to be a pub and then a pub/restaurant but after the owner, comedian Malcolm Hardee, died it fell into disrepair. It looks as though squatters moved in at one point though yesterday I saw no signs of life onboard
Pictures were taken using a Canon G16 on full auto setting, just click and shoot, no Photoshop, Light Room or cropping. They have been reduced to 800 for the forum though.
This wasn’t here a couple of years ago. Do the wooden supports look like Roman galley oars?
My bicycle, marvellous innit?
Twinkle Park. Twinkle Park? Who thought of that name then? It’s a conservation area and swing park and that overgrown area is apparently a pond though I didn’t see any signs of water.
The marina at Rotherhithe, fish were jumping here yesterday, big fish by the look of it, I’d never seen that before. This is where some friends of mine moored their boat ‘The Hunky Dory’ but they flogged it.
The Wibbley Wobbley today. In past times I had a few good drinks here, it used to be a pub and then a pub/restaurant but after the owner, comedian Malcolm Hardee, died it fell into disrepair. It looks as though squatters moved in at one point though yesterday I saw no signs of life onboard