A pile of rubble
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A pile of rubble
Image: © Alan Murray-Rust Taken: 12 Feb 2009
February 2009, and the title might be thought to refer to the edifices in the distance occupied by the crumbling banking industry. In fact it is referring to the heap in the foreground, the last remains of the old margarine factory in the bend of the Bow Creek. Its demise does however now open up the view of the DLR viaduct climbing up towards Blackwall.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.51309
Longitude
0.006628