イーリングのロンドン特別区のおすすめMTBライド

ロンドンが忙しすぎると感じたら、バスに乗ってリッチモンドへ来てください。ここではテムズ川沿いでリラックスした一日を過ごせます。岸辺に座って色とりどりの木造ボートを眺めたり、ハム・ハウスの方へ散歩したりしてみましょう。心癒されるのどかな場所ですよ！

写真撮影に最適な場所

本物の川沿いの道

機能するロック、見るのが興味深い、体験するのが魅惑的

驚くほど田舎のエリア

砂利の素敵な長い川沿いの道。

Cycling is, on paper, not allowed here, although most of the time there is no one there to stop you, I have written to the Wimbledon Common conservators to allow cycling here but they said no due to horse riders (selfish buggers)

About 1922, the land between the River Colne and the canal was taken over by Rickmansworth Gravel Company. Building in the capital was booming and gravel was in demand. Extraction at the site began and the resulting pit became Stocker's Lake. The original Wembley stadium was built at around this time and many have since speculated on the possibility of a Wembley Connection? Dredging and gravel extraction continued until the 1940s. In 1947 Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company purchased Stocker's Lake (an area of 93.7 acres) for £5000 as the dredging agreement had expired. This was to protect the aquifer and pumping sources at Stocker's and Springwell. The company became Rickmansworth Water Company in 1985 and later part of Three Valleys Water Company, eventually Affinity Water, the present owners. In the 1970s Stocker’s Lake became a nature reserve and day to day management was assigned by the water company to Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust.