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Taylors Green, LONDON, W3 7PF

Connecting Old Oak Common Lane with Perry Avenue, the footpath provides a link between the two sides of the North and South Western Junction Railway line between Acton and Willesden Junction.

The named places in the view are Tottenham and Arsenal football stadia, Olympic Village, Telecom Tower, Canary Wharf, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Battersea Power Station, Olympia, Earl's Court, and the Chelsea football stadium. When I visited I could also see Crystal Palace TV transmitter beyond Earl's Court. The indicator and photo were supplied by Willmott Dixon Construction, who built the new school. The photo foreground shows the play and sports area of the school, with houses in this area of East Acton beyond.

The school was rebuilt in 2009, see Image and Image The old school was on the area which is now a hard surfaced sports area. This wide view over London is from a first-floor classroom. The BT Tower is near the left of the photo, Earl's Court Exhibition is near the right.

View from road.

An art-deco industrial unit located at the junction of Brunel Road and Telford Way on the Westway Estate. Parked on Telford Way, on the right of the photo, is a Metroline crew relief vehicle. It provides a crew restroom for drivers on the number 7 bus route. It is one of two elderly Dennis Dart's used for this purpose at Perivale garage.

Looking across the Westway Estate towards Wormwood Scrubbs and the western London. The Trellick Tower is prominent to the left of centre.

Art-deco style and modern combine to make up a mix of industrial units on the Westway Estate. The building in the foreground, 32-36 Telford Way (now demolished) was used for location filming in the 1970s by the BBC, for its blackly comic series "The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fall_and_Rise_of_Reginald_Perrin ), in which a middle-aged business executive has a breakdown and fakes his own death: this was his workplace, the headquarters of Sunshine Desserts.