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Whilst searching for the probable source of the, now underground, Counter's Creek in Kensal Green Cemetery I came upon what looks like an unknown Standing Stone amongst the scattered Masonic obelisks!
©Adam Guy
Looking East towards central London. On the left is a tyre depot, and Kensal Green cemetery is up behind the trees. Along the canal is a gas holder. On the right are railway sidings, with tower flats of White City behind them.
©David Hawgood
This photo shows the canal being used for its original purpose of transport of goods - here waste is being transferred between a lorry and a canal barge.
©David Hawgood
Looking towards Kensal Green station, near junction of Wrottesley Road. In this area I noticed a lot of food shops and restaurants that offer Portuguese and Brazilian food.
©Danny Robinson
©Bilbo
This British Waterways boat has a conveyor belt which collects floating litter and transfers it into the boat.
©David Hawgood
This building is part of Eurostar's North Pole Maintenance Depot, The building can house a full Eurostar train which is a quarter of a mile long. The depot will become redundant in 2007 when the London terminus of Eurostar services moves to St Pancras railway station and maintenance is moved to a new depot at Temple Mills, near Stratford International. Just in front of the building is the Great Western Main Line, in the foreground are sidings leading to Old Oak Common Railway Maintenance Depot.
©Oxyman
Class 37 Number 37603 stationed at North Pole Maintenance Depot.
©Oxyman
A Class 373 Eurostar train in the sidings at North Pole Maintenance Depot.
©Oxyman
A High Speed Train is heading towards Paddington
©Oxyman
Walking towards central London, is bridge no.6 - Scrubs Lane/Mitre Bridge.
©Phillip Perry
Scrubs Lane looking towards the Grand Union Canal and Harrow Road, the railway bridge is part of The West London Line.
©Phillip Perry
View from the canal.
©David Hawgood
Looking east with the Hogarth Industrial Estate on the north bank. The Paddington Arm was extremely well engineered - wide, with gently curves and no locks.
©Dr Neil Clifton
Seen looking west along the Paddington Arm of the Grand Union Canal
©Dr Neil Clifton

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