A great walk through the best green space any city has to offer. Capital Ring, Section 6 (sort of), Wimbledon to Richmond I have written before about the ongoing attempt some friends and I have been making to walk the Capital Ring in its entirety and in order. But enthusiasm seems to have waned, and, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘veteran trees’
Nostalgia, Royal deer, and elusive Wombles
Posted in london, walks, tagged capital ring, deer, richmond, richmond park, thames, veteran trees, wimbledon, wimbledon common, wombles on April 29, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Amongst giants in Ashtead
Posted in london, surrey, walks, tagged ashtead, chessington, common, deer, epsom, green belt, london, surrey, veteran trees on June 22, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Green Belt and a National Nature Reserve – decaying asylums, veteran trees, Roman history and deer Chessington to Ashtead, Surrey One of my interests for many years has been veteran trees, not just because they make such an amazing habitat for other wildlife (each tree can be an entire ecosystem, involving birds, bats, other plants, [...]
