File:Lea Rowing Club-454.JPG
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English: Lea Rowing Club in Tottenham, London, photographed from the pedestrian bridge over the Lea Navigation canal on a Saturday morning: groups setting up boats on cradles outside the boathouse, and disembarking after a practice session. The main boat house is the white structure, with boat storage at ground level and the rowing club bar upstairs, with access via the outside staircase. The brick building in the foreground is also a boathouse used by the same rowing club. |
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