At low tide the Thames drops several metres and leaves a wide strip of shingle below the Oxo Gallery on the South Bank, scattered with broken brick. I wondered about this framed pathway was going into the river. It’s only visible at low tide. It looks old. Was it a causeway for people to reach boats at low tide, perhaps? There is a “Barge House Street” nearby. Maybe this was a place for barges to dock and unload at low tide?
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