브롬리 런던 자치구‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 천연기념물

Over past centuries, Scadbury Park was managed as a country estate. It's now a local nature reserve, featuring the "Acorn Trail" which is a sign-posted route through the reserve. The first post (anti-clockwise from the car park) is by an ancient oak tree (400+ years!) The route can be muddy and there are some gradients, steps and gates so do come here prepared.

There is a plaque celebrating the fact that the music hall star, Little Titch, was born in this pub on 21 July 1867.

Petts Wood is a 300-acre area of woodland close to central London. The National Trust has owned and managed the area since 1927 when it was donated by Robert and Francesca Hall and Colonel Edlmann to prevent development. Today the woodland is a peaceful habitat for many kinds of bird, butterfly, amphibian and plant life. The running here follows scenic woodland trails, with wildlife ponds and a couple of memorials to discover.

The Willett Memorial sundial is a memorial to William Willett. He was an Edwardian builder who proposed the British Summer Time clock change to increase productivity and save fuel on lighting. This was adopted in 1916.

Crofton Heath and woodland lie just west of Orpington. There are plenty of trails here to roam around on and enjoy some serenity. As you wander, it's hard to believe settlements surround you just beyond the treeline. The woods span 200 acres (81 ha), enveloping you in greenery.

It was here, under this oak tree, that William Pitt the Younger met with William Wilberforce and began the process of abolishing the slave trade in 1787. The tree that stands is actually a replacement, and the original dead trunk lies next to it.

Great urban nature trail. Perfect to break up a walk and good for kids too with numbered sections along the trail. Rare location for wild garlic in London.

See picture with signboard for details about this place. Nice views in any case 😀😀