Black Tailed Godwits Circle the Thames at Rainham and Erith

THE DISTILLERS' ART LIMITED

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“Black Tailed Godwits Circle the Thames at Rainham and Erith.” By Alice Angus. Here at Rainham the edges of the city meet the medieval marshes and the Thames escapes its boundaries and walls. This view looks over abandoned WW11 concrete barges towards grain storage at Erith. As the river traffic moves back and forth a flock of Black Tailed Godwits, a globally threatened species that overwinter here, swirled up and overhead. Photo by Alex Delfanne. 6 PRINTS IN THE EDITION. PAPER SIZE 420MM X 564MM £350 each including insured delivery. (within the UK please contact us for delivery outwith of the

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