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Gets a bit muddy around here!

Beautiful run along the Thames. Not too busy at this time of the morning 6.30am flat and wide path. Great for dogs

Views to Saint Pauls cathedral, Windsor and Heathrow.

free toolstand outside of Alpkit store

Hampton Court Palace is a grade 1 listed royal palace on the banks of the Thames a few miles from London. The building began in 1514 by Cardinal Wolsey, who later gifted the palace to the king. It became one of Henry VIII's favourite residences and he enlarged it to suit him. The monarchs no longer use it, so it's open to the public and cared for by Historic Royal Palaces.

Hampton Court Palace is a historic royal residence that was built by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in the early 16th century. The palace became one of King Henry VIII's primary residences and is closely associated with his reign. It hosts a range of cultural events throughout the year and is open most days as a tourist destination.

(Slight diversion off the Capital Ring route, but worth it). Reached through a gate to the gardens. It’s a prehistoric burial mound. Henry VIII was supposed to have stood here in 1536 looking for a flare from the Tower of London which would confirm Anne Boleyn was executed leaving him free to Mary Lady Jane Seymour. Extensive view to Berkshire and Surry. You can see the dome of St Pauls 10 miles away on a clear day through the gap in the trees - quite a sight! As you decend - you can catch a glimpse of Twickenham Rugby Stadium.

The windmill was built in 1817 - It's the only example in the UK of a hollow post windmill. (There should also pass toilets near here)