Wander: Plimsoll Bridge Swing

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I realised I was five minutes late back from my lunch I was and scurried back to work at this point.

I went to grab a coffee from Imagine That's little horsebox by the marina, completely forgetting that they don't open on Monday or Tuesday. On the plus side, on the way back I was in time to watch the Plimsoll Bridge swinging for a tidy little yacht.

Tue 10 November 2020, 12:53 to 13:53
Sector:

SE
Images: 32

Distance: 3.78km
Duration: 1h 0m 38s
Total Elevation Gain: 241m

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Rippling Mud at High Tide

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That View Again

Or drem? Not completely sure. I'm not exactly down with the graff scene.

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Or drem? Not completely sure. I'm not exactly...

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Presumably from the removed steam enthusiasts' railway line that used to come all the way here between the Chocolate Path and Cumberland Road

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Presumably from the removed steam enthusiasts'...

I's amazing how many non-buses you see driving down the GUIDED BUSES ONLY bit. Most of the seem to manage to stop before getting stuck in the guide...

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GUIDED BUSES ONLY

I's amazing how many non-buses you see...

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I SHOULD HAVE LISTENED

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Not sure I've ever seen it entirely clear of cars, but it was close today.

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Not sure I've ever seen it entirely clear...

...swallowing Poole's Wharf Court, apparently.

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The Gaping Maw of Baltic Wharf

...swallowing Poole's Wharf Court, apparently....

Berk and Hare appear to get about a bit

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Berk and Hare appear to get about a bit...

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Behind Ashton Avenue

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This was pretty obviously the reason for the Plimsoll Bridge swing I was just about to witness. Must've been a nice day to sail out on the high tide.

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This was pretty obviously the reason for...

Boats often do the nautical equivalent of pacing the room and tapping their feed when waiting in the Cumberland Basin for either the Plimsoll bridg...

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Boats often do the nautical equivalent...

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