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Old March 28th 05, 05:43 PM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default Integrating river services

In article , John Rowland
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"Jeremy Parker" wrote in message
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To arrive at Heathrow, and be met by your own canal barge,
seems like a neat service to offer frazzled foreign tourists.


Where is the navigable waterway at Heathrow?

4 kilometres due north of the bus station - at West Drayton. (The Grand
Union). With work, the River Colne could be canalised and connected to
the Grand Union, giving canal access to Terminal 5.
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