The Thames at Isleworth Ait: view upstream, January 2014
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The Thames at Isleworth Ait: view upstream, January 2014
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 19 Jan 2014
View upstream from Town Wharf - with the Ait (an island in mid-river) on the left. As with many other places along the Thames, Isleworth riverside has changed greatly in the last fifty years, boatyards, scrapyards and other industrial uses giving way to polite residential development. But gentrification has not yet reached the Ait - along the shore of the island there are still boatbuilders' premises and moorings for a motley assortment of river-going vessels.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.467256
Longitude
-0.321343