A40 footbridge
Shurgard lighthouse
Acton (not Clacton)
Aladdin Tower at dawn
Hillingdon tube
sunrise over the Chilterns
back of Walton Street shops
Thames moorings at Osney
Environment Agency boat
Maris at Osney
blue sky at Osney Lock
goosey swimming lesson
Thames Path towards Osney
spring green ash
is this bamboo?
speedwell
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path through the nature reserve
spring green at Grandpont
riverside nature reserve
spring green grass
footpath through Grandpont
ring main tower
Westbourne Street
grand arch to nowhere
please post in the proper boxes
Marble Arch Underground
Old Quebec Street sign
Oxford Street morning
Regent Street in the pink
Regent Street shops
Regent Street crescent
Eros statue
Burberry Clock
Suffolk Place
Garfunkel's
sunlight on Cockspur Street
St Martin-in the-early-morning
this side of the Strand
Strand WC2
Savoy Theatre
death row on the Strand
BBC Bush House
Wellington on the Strand
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Begun in 1964, the Westway was conceived as a solution to congestion caused by the absence of a link between central London and the interwar Western Avenue...
The Greater London Council forced this state-of-the-art highway through the North Kensington area amidst allegations of Soviet-style disregard for the effects on the local population. Angry protests greeted Michael Heseltine, then Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Transport, when he opened the Westway in July 1970, and the GLC was forced to rehouse some residents living adjacent to the road.
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