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![]() In Thames Rd aka Strand On The Green, just west of the railway bridge is an alley called Post Office Alley which contains a small old floodgate at the river end. Set into one wall of this alleyway is a line of solid metal knobs which are shaped like carpentry dovetails. The line is level (i.e. level with a spirit level rather than level with the rather sloping ground). There is nothing in the other side of the alley. I presume they serve some flood defence purpose but I can't figure it out. Any clues? |
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