More Thames Path

Charlton to Belvedere, London. Monday 25 April 2011
 
There were two ferries working. I took my Brompton on as a foot passenger to travel with Sam & Linda, past the sign that prohibited bikes
      
 

We were on the John Burns, named after the great trade unionist and Labour politician who called the Thames 'liquid history'.

  James Newman was Mayor of Woolwich in the 1920s

 

We went on the ferry as a treat for Linda

 
 
We didn't really want to go to North Woolwich, but you have to leave the ferry

The old pier at North Woolwich

Going back to Woolwich I travelled on the vehicle deck. Bikes can ride on and off before the cars & lorries

  

The ferry leaves

 

 

Preparing to dock at Woolwich


 
   

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