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Hackney Wick station

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Wallis Road
London


E9 5LH
United Kingdom


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    • Stalking Trees- the native Black Poplar - 11/08/2016 - 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    This entry was posted on September 23, 2019 by Andrew Stuck.

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    cramponing

    We also wear crampons on boots, spiky metal cleats that affix via stretchy rubber-type bands. I don’t think there’s a noun for cramponing, but a friend did post on FB last week that so many Montrealers were wearing crampons that in on the tiled floors of the subway stations we sounded like a giant troupe of tap dancers. Oh would it were so! This idea lifts my heart. But maybe we won’t move from walking to dancing….

    Submitted by: Kathleen Vaughan

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