Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Reviewing the Fleet
Fleet's end
And so my month-long journey along London's hidden river Fleet is complete. It's been a fascinating trip through a cross section of historic (and not so historic) London, proving that you can still follow the course of a subterranean river by following the clues on the surface (and proving that it is possible to tackle and complete a nigh-impossible cross-capital multimedia project just by chopping the journey up into 31 manageable stages). As a final flourish (and a final treat) I've plotted my entire route on a map, with photos. Zoom in, have a click around and you can see where I've been, and exactly where the Fleet used to flow. Buried, but not forgotten.
• All my Fleet posts on one page with no interruptions
• All 170 of my Fleet photos in five flickr galleries (NE NW upper middle lower)
• Follow the Fleet across a modern map of London (NEW)
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Reviewing the Fleet
And so my month-long journey along London's hidden river Fleet is complete. It's been a fascinating trip through a cross section of historic (and not so historic) London, proving that you can still follow the course of a subterranean river by following the clues on the surface (and proving that it is possible to tackle and complete a nigh-impossible cross-capital multimedia project just by chopping the journey up into 31 manageable stages). As a final flourish (and a final treat) I've plotted 
