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This western entrance to the park is little used.
©David Squire
This part of the Grand Union Canal is actually the canalised River Brent, and the ground to the left is actually a small island formed by a loop of the river and the lock cut. Looking eastwards the M4 roars off towards London, ensuring that the peace which used to reign along the canal is now just a part of history.
©Dr Neil Clifton
©Mark Percy
A weir on the Grand Union Canal / River Brent in Hanwell, W7.
©Phillip Perry
The bridge numbering seems rather mysterious. The previous numbered bridge I have seen is 205a Trumpers Way, the next numbered one is 207 Gallows Bridge. And this bridge seems to just give access to the other side of the lock.
©David Hawgood
Photograph taken at Osterley Lock. See Thames21 website http://www.thames21.org.uk/canalkeeper.html for details of the London canalkeeper volunteer scheme. It is affiliated to the Waterkeeper Alliance http://www.waterkeeper.org/ which has most affiliates in the USA, but some others.
©David Hawgood
Dist:1.0km south<br/>Taken with a digital camera whilst leaning out of a bedroom window, after a large christmas meal
©pete traill
Dist:1.0km south<br/>The parakeet is more likely to be foraging for food. This is a feral ring-necked parakeet - scientific name Psittacula krameri.
©pete traill
Dist:1.0km north<br/>Travelling from the Thames northwards this is the first of several lock keeper's cottages encountered when traversing the Hanwell Flight - 6 locks within 1/2 a mile, raising the water level by about 53ft.
©Billy Abbott
Dist:1.0km east<br/>Looking south from the very far north of the square, over London Underground's Piccadilly line depot between Northfields and Boston Manor stations. You can hardly see the actual line, which is in front of the depot. The unusual sight is that the depot is full of trains - this is Christmas day - the only day when the Underground is closed.
©Peter Jordan
Dist:1.0km east<br/>Under the elevated section of the M4. Here the elevated motorway crosses Boston Manor Park heading to the point where it runs above the A4.
©Peter Jordan
Dist:1.0km east<br/>Boston Manor House, is a little-known treasure in West London. This fine Jacobean manor house was built in 1623. The house is set in parkland off the eponymous Boston Manor Road in Brentford. Quite a find in a square dominated by the elevated section of the M4.
©Peter Jordan
Dist:1.0km east<br/>Looking eastwards from Boston Manor Road bridge over the Piccadilly line. A Piccadilly line train heads towards central London on the through lines.
©Peter Jordan
Dist:1.0km west<br/>Osterley Park is included in the specification of property bought in the area. Its always a pleasant walk.
©Ian Day
Dist:1.0km west<br/>This magnficent National Trust property has frequent free art exhibitions. I will provide a more attractive photo.
©Ian Day

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