A long muddy creek with raised platforms and balconies on both sides, most of them old warehouses turned into housing.

A building with a sign that reeds "Neckinger Mills"

A paved area between buildings has a path of bricks lighter than the rest that snake side to side, giving the impression of a small stream.

Lit from below, a sign next to a window says "Brook Drive" with "Borough of Lambeth" smaller above that

Neckinger - central, yet hardly seen, another #hiddenRiver. Many will have seen the inlet you came out of, but few will realise the #streets who you shaped or named, and other patterns of the world you set (9/35)
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A red brick archway has set into it a stone plaque reading "For the good of the public this fountain is erected near the site of an ancient conduit known as the shepherd's well"

A cobbled (setts) street has an area a few bricks down the length of it that has clearly been disturbed seperately to the rest.

A tarmacked roadway has a darker area through it where more recent work has been done. Either side of it are white lines and next to them question marks.

A wide area of water passing by an archway below a house, which has stairs down towards the water.

#Tyburn - another #hiddenRiver, not as wide as the Fleet, but as full with history. From the Shepherd's well, to several exits into the #Thames, you leave your mark on #London's streets (and confuse diggers!) (7/35)
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