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Stage 11. #LondonLoop. Path still pretty wet in places...

Check out my walk on Strava. strava.app.link/n7CfPQpSNNb long section of London Loop #londonloop

Sixteen people attended our fungi walk around Crane Park Island this morning - where we found 23 species in an hour - including five on this one ash stump! 🍄🍄‍🟫🍄

This affects some of the #LondonLoop (though you can go round the affected areas if brave enough to be walking it today)

Hi folks, just a reminder that we post information about blockages, diversions, terrible (as opposed to ordinary) flooding etc as notified to us on our website - example below innerlondonramblers.org.uk/articles-62328…

Another section of London loop #londonloop

Explore London’s rich engineering history with the new Rail & Heritage Loop, a 10-station, 18-mile walking route connecting iconic landmarks, rivers, canals, and green spaces. Walk it in stages between stations and discover hidden gems along the way. footways.london/rail-heritage-…

Addington Hills 🌳🌳🌳 #croydon on the London Loop

Great contrasts on the 10th section of the London Loop

Looking at the next section of London Loop in David Sharp's book from 2001, I certainly want a day with a blue sky!

Walking section 11 of the #LondonLOOP, on Sunday 3 November, which starts at Hayes and Harrington and ends at Uxbridge Station. Around 12km walk with two thirds by canals, rivers and lakes. Bonus - I found a four leaf clover! 🍀

I’ve been keeping an eye on the weather so it wasn’t too muddy and avoid the risk of flooding at Little Britain Lake. This is as muddy as it got if you want an idea of the current state of some of the paths. It’s been fairly dry last few weeks.

aaron.bike London Loop Londonist 75 if you look carefully! thecretefleet.com/blog/f/the-con…

"BOW BEFORE ME, THE MASTER OF THE #POND!! … uh, could you give me a nudge? Seem to have beached myself." #Terrapin seen in Eltham Park whilst wandering the London Loop #NaturePhotography #LoveLondonWalkLondon

London Loop: Section 11 London Loop Well signed, but do take care - and no white shoes - as the stretch by the Ruver Colne is currently very muddy in places.

A bottle of shoe-stones. Memories of #walking and paths. Perhaps uncomfortable when picked up, now they make me think of Thames Path National Trail, London's other rivers, the Capital Ring, London Loop & the thousands of interesting parts of #London I've found for myself. #LoveLondonWalkLondon