Holocaust Memorial Garden in Hendon Park
Shirehall Lane Mikvah
Shirehall Lane. A woman stopped us on the street and asked why she
saw so many walkers and we told her about
the Capital Ring. She told us it was Passover, and this was why we
were seeing so many small groups of Jewish men walking.
Both sides of the River Brent here were part of the gardens of the
Brent Bridge Hotel, demolished in 1974
but these two small pavillions were left.
Brook Lodge, next to the Brent
The River Brent
and a lake in Brent Park. Some of the ponds here were dug to attract
ducks so they could be shot to eat and are called 'The Decoy'
Houses tower above the river
The Mutton Brook meets the Dollis Brook here to form the RIver Brent
The river junction
We walked a bit further north alongside the Dollis Brook here
where it rather meanders
This isn't part of the Capital Ring but is part of the Dollis Valley
Greenwalk and was perhaps the prettiest bit
or our walk.
We turned back at the North Circular
and rejoined the Capital Ring to walk beside the Mutton Brook
and into Hampstead Garden Village. Begun as a garden village to house
a community of all classes in 1906
it was soon taken over by the rich
Mutton Brook
Northway Gardens
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