ブロムリーのロンドン特別区のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Small pond gamekeeper would top up with water to ensure the pheasants' had water. According to sign, "this circular watering hold was made for Pheasants when the park was managed as a shooting estate between 1808 and 1938. During this period the estate was owned by the Lubbock family. It was the Gamekeepers job to keep the hole topped up at all times; as there is no natural water source at High Elms; this is due to the chalky rock below which acts like a giant sponge. The bricks around the outside of the pond were added in the 1960s to improved the appearance of the feature."

The Old Pheasant Drinking Pond This circular hold was made for Pheasants' when the park was managed as a shotting estate between 1808 and 1938. During this period the estate was owned by the Lubbock family. It was the Gamekeepers job to keep the hole topped up at all times; as there is no natural water source at high Elms; this is due to the chalky rock below which acts like a giant sponge. The bricks around the outside of the pond were added in the 1960s to improve the appearance of the feature.

Lovely walk on a bright day

Yes. Walking boots or comfy wellies definitely needed. (Some people were in trainers which were caked in mud).

Crystal Palace is an iconic outdoor South London venue that has hosted some of the greatest names in music including Bob Marley and The Wailers. The platform and stage are positioned within a small lake overlooking a large bowl and is capable of holding 8,000 people.

Crystal Palace is beautiful. The best park in South East London

The River Cray is dammed under the Five Arches Bridge. Various water birds, dragonflies and other insects can be observed on the reservoir. Chubs can be found in the River Cray.

Watch out for the weird toothless land owner he does not like cyclists… even if they walk