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Marvellous stuff. I didn't know *any* of that. And I'm excited to learn from the map that the Neckinger may have passed directly under my old flat on Bartholomew Street, Borough.

M@ | Homepage | 26.04.10 - 1:39 p.m. | #

What M@ said - I'm really interested in finding out more about this curiously named lost river and have been ever since I first visited the BBC (not Auntie) at Neckinger a few years back.

s | 26.04.10 - 5:31 p.m. | #

Looks, form the photos, like you had a glorious day to go river spotting.

CornishCockney | 26.04.10 - 6:42 p.m. | #

There's a housing estate called the Neckinger Estate that the train into London Bridge goes past. I hadn't realised it was named after a river.

I'm looking forward to reading the next installment.

By the way, I think you've got the photos for the second and third millstreams the wrong way round.

dg writes: Oops, yes, now swapped, thanks.

andrew | 26.04.10 - 8:21 p.m. | #

I´m happy that you go on in your lost rivers journey and I´m looking forward for more. Thanks.

Pavla | 28.04.10 - 10:48 p.m. | #

Hello!

Just discovered your blog as I'm doing a huge project on te lost rivers of London. I work at the Old Vic Theatre and was told that once, during a storm the underground bar flooded mysteriously, as if coming from below. Perhaps a sign of a Neckinger tribituary?

C | 21.06.15 - 4:38 p.m. | #











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