The path of the river Lee: from its source to the Thames
The river Lee's source at Leagrave Common, north of LutonPhotograph: Graham TurnerSwans near East Hyde, BedfordshirePhotograph: Graham TurnerHartham Weir, HertfordshirePhotograph: Graham Turner
Boats moored at Rye Meads, HertfordshirePhotograph: Graham TurnerFerry Lane locks, Tottenham in north LondonPhotograph: Graham TurnerPymmes Brook at Ferry Lane, TottenhamPhotograph: Graham TurnerThe Northern Outfall Sewer and towpath at Old Ford Lock, Bow in east LondonPhotograph: Graham TurnerOld Ford Lock, the Northern Outfall Sewer, BowPhotograph: Graham TurnerBlocks of flats at Old Ford Lock, BowPhotograph: Graham TurnerNear the 2012 Olympic park construction site, StratfordPhotograph: Graham TurnerThree Mills Lane, Bromley-by-Bow in east LondonPhotograph: Graham TurnerThree Mills Lane, Bromley-by-BowPhotograph: Graham TurnerAt Leamouth where the Lee joins the Thames, with the Trinity house lightship mooredPhotograph: Graham Turner
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