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The London Docklands planners thankfully chose to retain the now defunct cranes. They serve both as a fascinating contrast to the modern development that surrounds them and as a tribute to a bygone era . This photo, a reversed one, was taken by West India Quay. From here let's take the Docklands Light Railway back under the River Thames to Greenwich's Cutty Sark...
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Page 1 - Old Royal Observatory and view across Greenwich Park and the River Thames |  |
Page 2 - Meridian Courtyard - the line which denotes Greenwich Mean Time | |||
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Page 3 - The 24-hour clock and view across Greenwich Park |  |
Page 4 - The Millenium Dome and the River Thames | |||
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| Page 5 - The Millennium Dome again - a second aspect of the dome including Canary Wharf |  |
Page 6 - The bridge to Canary Wharf | ||||
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Page 8 - The Quayside Cranes - remnants of the old docks | |||||
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Page 7 - One Canada Square, the famous tower of Canary Wharf | |||||
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Page 9 - Cutty Sark - the old tea clipper in impressionistic mode |  |
Page 10 - Cutty Sark again - two different views of the old ship | |||
| Page 12 - Oliver's, the premier bar and music venue in Greenwich | ||||||
| Page 11 - Gypsy Moth, Francis Chichester's around-the-world vessel |  |
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