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near to Welling, Bexley, England

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	A209, Upper Wickham Lane by Robin Webster By the southbound Somerhill Road bus stop.
	Douglas Road, East Wickham by Malc McDonald Douglas Road is a residential road in East Wickham, near Welling in the suburbs of south east London.
	Duke of Edinburgh Public House, Welling by David Anstiss Pub on the junction of A209 Upper Wickham Lane (in front) and Queens Road (on the right).
	Welling station in snow by Marathon Despite there having been a heavy snowfall only a couple of hours beforehand, trains were still running
	St Michael Old Church, Upper Wickham Lane, East Wickham by John Salmon Now leased by the Greek Orthodox Church
	Welling station by Dr Neil Clifton The Bexleyheath line was the last to open of the three railway routes from London to Dartford. Trains first ran on 1 May 1895, and for many years, traffic was light. Nowadays, however, the line is very heavily used, so that Welling... (more)
	Green Chain Walk, EWOS by N Chadwick
	Railway east of Welling station by Richard Vince Looking towards Dartford from the end of platform 2.
	Path on East Wickham Open Space by Marathon This former landfill site is now a fine open space on the borders of Plumstead and Welling. The Green Chain Walk crosses East Wickham Open Space on its way from Oxleas Wood and Woodlands Farm to Bostall Woods and Lesnes Abbey. The path... (more)
	Central Avenue, Welling by David Howard
	Queens Road, Welling by Chris Whippet
	My Allotment by Ken Brown Plot 73, Rosemary Road Allotments, Welling, Kent looking out over Fanny on the Hill open space. Beyond the trees in the middle background is Woolwich Cemetery.