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On Harmondsworth Moor, squashed between the M25 and Heathrow Airport, is land which has been returned to nature after being gravel pits and landfill. There is a lovely hilltop, which is called the Keyhole. A narrow path between two small mounds is a path is lined by large rectangular stones - remnants of the original Waterloo Bridge demolished in 1935. The form a narrow passage to a wider opening, or reminiscent of a keyhole. The stones include an inscription that reads "FOR WORDS, LIKE NATURE HALF REVEAL AND HALF CONCEAL THE SOUL WITHIN" Worth a detour for both the history and the views.

Look out for Tony Hancocks Grave. If you enter from the South - follow the boundary wall all around until you see an end pillar. The memorial is on the end and during my visit, there were photos/dvds/flowers left. Unfortunately, its "doors locked".

For an optimal experience at Hilltop View, plan your visit during late spring to early summer (May to June). [1] This period offers mild weather and longer daylight hours, enhancing the panoramic views. Ensure you wear sturdy footwear, as the terrain can be uneven. Don't forget to bring a camera to capture the breathtaking scenery. [1] https://skybridgecars.com/a-transfer-trip-to-britain-s-most-scenic-hilltop-views-and-panoramas

The start of the Paddington arm and the this part of this canal was open on 1801. Length is 13.5 miles

The area around Uxbridge Lock was home to various industries, including a flour mill formerly owned by Allied Mills and later by William King.  William King named the mill "Kingsmill," which is still used as a bread brand. 

views of the viaduct mid construction phase

No longer a cafe, the once open frontage has now been fenced off. Very sad

Love seeing the woodlands and lido in winter colours