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Through Islington tunnel

We went through the Islington Tunnel, 960 yards long, running under Chapel Market.

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Author PDRPosted on May 26, 2014Feb 16, 2021Categories River, canal and lagoon cruisesTags Black Prince Holidays, canal, Islington, narrowboat, Regents CanalLeave a comment on Through Islington tunnel

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