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	RANG Railway at Crossness pumping station by Chris Allen This 2' gauge railway is named for the Royal Arsenal Narrow Gauge Railway that once ran close by. The locomotive Bazalgette was originally named Busy Basil and is an 0-4-0 diesel hydraulic by Severn Lamb. It was originally built for... (more)
	Submerged trees in a lake at Crossway Park by Marathon Hidden away between the western boundary of Crossness Sewage Treatment Works and housing on the eastern edge of Thamesmead, I suspect many people in the area do not know of the existence of this northern extension of Crossway Park. I did... (more)
	Jetty by Crossness Sewage Works by Chris Whippet
	Cross Ness Treatment Tanks by Glyn Baker Sewage treatment tanks at the Cross Ness sewage works near Halfway Reach.
	Overgrown drainage ditch on Erith Marshes by Marathon Because Erith and Plumstead Marshes, on which Thamesmead is built, are below high tide level, there are a series of drainage channels leading towards the Thames. Some have been landscaped whereas others as here are very overgrown. The... (more)
	Southern Outfall Sewer by Alan Murray-Rust The embankment in the foreground covers the last few hundred metres of the sewer as it approaches the Crossness Sewage Works.
	View of Crossness Sewage Treatment Works from Belvedere Road by Robert Lamb Looking north-northeast.
	Thames path and Crossness sewage works by David Martin The path passes riverwards of the main site, but is crossed by the works jetty.
	Entrance to Crossness sewage works by Stephen Craven The entrance to the works is at the end of Belvedere Road.
	Small outbuilding at Crossness by Stephen Craven The function of this building is not clear. But its architecture is the same as that of larger buildings on the Crossness site.
	Sludge road loading facility, Crossness sewage works by Robin Webster At a guess.
	Crossness Sewage Treatment Works: Sludge blending tanks by Nigel Cox There is a block of four by four of these tanks in the centre of the works. Don't even think of asking...