Open marshland and riverside walking in south-east London along the courses of not 1, not 2 but 3 rivers* *comes with free scrapyards London Loop Stage 1: Erith to Bexley About 18 months ago, I joined a group of friends on a walk from Bexley to Petts Wood, following the River Cray in the south-east [...]
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Three River Ramble
Posted in kent, london, walks, tagged bexley, cray, darent, darenth, dart, kent, london loop, marshland, saltmarsh, thames on January 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Suburban Surrey Looping Part 2
Posted in london, surrey, walks, tagged clattern bridge, ewell, gunpowder, hogsmill, kingston, london, london loop, millais, ophelia, surrey, thames, william holman hunt on September 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
More from the London Loop, this time following a tributary of the Thames from source to mouth through deceptively rural surroundings to the place of coronation of Saxon Kings London Loop, Stage 8: Ewell to Kingston-upon-Thames Following hot on the heels of Stages 6 & 7, is Stage 8, completed a few weeks later. Just [...]
Suburban Surrey Looping
Posted in london, surrey, walks, tagged banstead downs, coulsdon, ewell, london, london loop, nonsuch palace, nonsuch park, surrey, the derby, the oaks on August 25, 2010 | 1 Comment »
A pleasant stroll through urban green space on the periphery of London, through the boroughs of Croydon, Sutton, Reigate & Banstead and Epsom & Ewell London Loop Stages 6 & 7 – Coulsdon to Ewell Back to the London Loop once again, in the company of the regular completists who have been my Loop companions [...]
Battle of Britain Country
Posted in london, surrey, walks, tagged coulsdon, kenley, london loop, surrey on May 28, 2010 | 2 Comments »
A World War Two airfield and The City of London in the Green Belt London Loop, Stage 5 – Hamsey Green to Coulsdon South As with the Capital Ring, some friends and me are gradually working our way around the London Loop (or London Outer Orbital Path to give it its full title), as previously [...]