The vast ocean surrounding our peninsula remains, in our collective consciousness, little more than a blue blank space on the map. This is more than an oversight - it is a dangerous blindness.

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But colour it in, and paste it onto a modern map, and we have quite the splash. The “50 Lost Waterways of Southwark,” I’m calling them, with only a trickle of hyperbole.