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Brick Court Victorian double
Middle Temple Lane
Temple Church square
Temple Church
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Farrar's Building
The Temple
Guardian of the Lamp
Temple gas lamp
Royal Courts clock
Royal Courts clock
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Ye Olde Cock Tavern sign
architectural tsunami
The Hung Drawn And Quartered
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St Paul's above the City
old red routemaster
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Regent Street Christmas 2014
Oxford Circus rush hour
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Tube arriving in Oxford
Hayward patent self-locking
ODWB stop tap cover
Saunders water cover
Broads manhole cover
rodding access
Pam Waterway 2000 drain cover
Thomas Dudley Dauntless Ductile
Thames Water manhole cover
riverbank manhole
Cregeens drain cover
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"The original street bollards became adapted from the French cannons captured at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. They were placed on street corners to stop the iron wagon wheels of carts from mounting the kerbs and doing damage. They proved so popular that they adorned many of the London streets and, once the real Cannons were all used up, copies were made and are still to be seen on the streets of London today."
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