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Hanwell Flight, Grand Union Canal
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This picture, I admit, isn't an all-time great but was IMHO good enough to be uploaded. The other shot, of Asylum Lock, I'm actually quite pleased with, and that, if the water, bottom right, had been still would have been even better.
It was a slightly strange day. We (I was on an organised walk) walked from Brentford to Hayes via Southall, where we stopped for lunch in - the Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha. All comers are admitted (provided they remove their shoes and wear the right head covering) and may eat there free - the giant, self-service, volunteer-run "cafeteria" on the ground floor is open and serves (rather hot and spicy) food from dawn to dusk 7 days a week. Quite an experience.
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