Plaque

River Effra - Chaucer Road

Erection date: /7/2016

Inscription

The hidden River Effra is beneath your feet.

We're pretty certain that the blue colour is vandalism, or guerrilla art, if you will.

Site: River Effra - Chaucer Road (1 memorial)

SE24, Chaucer Road

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River Effra

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Atelier Works

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Faranak

Artist based in Lambeth, active c.2018.

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