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Great place to pop in for a pint at the end of the walk (not too expensive either). Lots of indoor space and big beer garden out back.

Beautiful church open most days (excluding Sunday) to pop in and take a look. The recent church dates back to 1494.

https://www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/item/memorial/22450

WW1 names are on the front face of the plinth in cast lead letters and an additional white metal plaque commemorating WW2 without names is on the top step of the base 

Pub and restaurant with a decent beer garden. A good place to stop at the end of section 16 or 17 of the London LOOP (depending which way you come from).

An old village that’s somehow not been swallowed up by London. St Mary the Virgin church dates back to 1494 (much rebuilt in that time) and there are several beautiful historic buildings around it.

https://www.goparks.london/park/trent-country-park/

The scenery of Trent Country Park is immensely ancient, a relic of the Royal Hunting Forest of Enfield Chase which was mentioned in the Domesday Book, the immense survey of England conducted by William the Conqueror in 1086. What gives Trent Country Park its distinctive character is that it has survived almost unchanged from those from those days when it served for nearly 400 years as royal hunting ground. Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and James I could be seen on their regal horses hunting deer in the splendid forest.