This is the entrance to the Islington Tunnel which carries the Regent's Canal for 878m underneath the Angel area of Islington.There is no towpath through the tunnel so walkers like myself have to follow a trail of markers above ground which follow the route of the canal.
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James at Weekend Reflections
That looks great
ReplyDeleteVery cool!! We have an Islington subway stop in Toronto.
ReplyDeleteThat's one big tunnel....
ReplyDeleteNice! I like how the reflection makes the arch look like a circle.
ReplyDeleteIt looks just like a helm ready to make us disapear... ^^
ReplyDeleteNice shot. So how did the boats get towed through the tunnel?
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice photo. I'd like to see the same shot taken when the trees are in leaf.
ReplyDeletenice! it reminds me of something at disneyland!
ReplyDeleteGreat tunnel and water reflections ~ Did you ever read Rosamund Pilcher? She writes about this area.
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www.acreativeharbor.comhot ~ thanks ^_^
Nice reflections. I'm wondering how boats used the canal with no towpath.
ReplyDeleteWonderful reflections!
ReplyDeleteI presume boats would have to be legged through the tunnel.
ReplyDeleteWe booked a day cruise along the Regent's Canal with a very interesting couple...Loved every moment of it and absolutely fell in love with Canal boats (I wanted to live on one forever). Anyway I remember this tunnel very well ... we went back by bus or train or whatever to several of the places we saw along the cruise ...Camdenin your post above was one of those.
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