Grid reference TQ0581
near to Cowley, Hillingdon, England
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Moorfield Road
by James Emmans
Southern end of road near PC World store. The road has become a dead-end road to stop rat run cars.
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Track through Philpot's Farm
Philpot's Farm was a farm up until the 1970's. Now, with the name retained, it is run by Hillingdon Council as a nature reserve and park. An old field boundary can be seen in this picture.
The site is made up of mixed grass and... (more)
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Basketball hoop area at Cowley Recreation Ground
A hard surfaced area with a basketball hoop and net, backboard, and netting surround.
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Houseboats moored along the Grand Union Canal
by Mat Fascione
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Yiewsley, The Paddington Packet Boat
by Mike Faherty
Fuller's pub with accommodation, at the corner of High Road and Packet Boat Lane. Central bar, eating and drinking on three sides; garden, pool, darts, games machines, TV. Cask ales on offer at my visit: Chiswick, ESB, London Pride.... (more)
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Basin near bridge #190, Grand Union Canal
by Ian S
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The Water's Edge restaurant at Cowley Peachey
by Rod Allday
Formerly known as the Turning Point. The bridge on the right is the towpath bridge seen from the other side in TQ0581 : Towpath bridge alongside the Grand Union Canal at Cowley Peachey.
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Grand Union Canal, Cowley, Greater London
by Rob Emms
Behind the canal boats is Waters Edge restaurant.
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Benbow Waye bridge (189) over the Grand Union |
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Old canal milestone - 10 miles
by Rob Emms
Grand Union Canal towpath in Cowley, Greater London. I think it reads " TO THE THAMES 10 MILES", and it is about ten miles to the River Thames, at Brentford.
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The Grand Union Canal at Yiewsley
by Marathon
This section of the Grand Union Canal from the River Thames at Brentford was opened in 1794. It was the first section of what was originally called the Grand Junction Canal. Its purpose was to provide a new, shorter and quicker transport... (more)
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Cowley: Peachey Lane (1)
by Nigel Cox
These neat semi-detached houses are on the north side of Peachey Lane.
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