photos of lea valley before Olympic development

yyaldrin

yyaldrin

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luka said:
That's why I shouldn't even have repeated them by brining it up. It's non shareable.

Thanks yyaldrin. I'm really proud of my photo collection. If I'm feeling self indulgent I might post some more. The ones that aren't taken in that portion of the Lea valley.
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please, do post more when you feel like it. it reminds me (as did the time capsule thread) that i should dig out my old camera and make some snaps again as well. the ones i take on my telephone i consider worthless. your photos had me thinking of moss a lot. it's a bit like dust isn't it? in the sense that when you don't do anything it just emerges, except it's the moist variant. i'm sure it's a popular trope in poetry.
 
woops

woops

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also around that time i used to turn up drunk at KINO FIST run by k-punk (i think) nina power and owen hatherley and make a right tit out of myself
 
woops

woops

is not like other people
never mind a dissensus fanzine, we should all be crowdfunding a coffee table book of luka's photography
 
luka

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These following ones aren't in what became the Olympic site we are moving on
 
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Before and After. Rifles. Enfield Lock, Lea Valley.
 
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luka

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This was one of our best discoveries. It's an anti aircraft position in Lea Valley country park, Waltham Abbey. It rises out of the jungle like a Mayan ruin.
 
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This is the Olympic site actually. It's Waterworks river, part of the Bow Backs. We opened this panel and found a birds nest with an egg inside.
 
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Some here of the dawn in Walthamstow reservoirs after we slept the night in a bird hide. One of Wanstead Flats in morning mist after we spent the night tripping in Wanstead Park.
 
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