Mudlarking on the Thames River in London (the Ultimate Guide)
Mudlarking is the practice of combing a riverbed at low tide looking for lost treasures, or items of historical significance. Mudlarking on the Thames has a long history, dating back …
Mudlarking is the practice of combing a riverbed at low tide looking for lost treasures, or items of historical significance. Mudlarking on the Thames has a long history, dating back …
The river Thames has not only shaped the geography of London, but also provided an important means of transport, trade and defence throughout the city’s history. This post lists 8 …
The River Thames is a muddy river with a silt bed, which gives it a brown appearance. The murky brown colour of the water has led many to believe that …
London has over twenty different rivers which have been forced underground over the centuries. Today, apart from the River Thames, there are only three London rivers that remain almost entirely …