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Forum topic: Tracing the Pymmes Brook from its confluence with the Lea

Tracing the Pymmes Brook from its confluence with the Lea

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31 Dec 2016 19:28 #2545

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In this charming and fascinating video John Rogers walks from the confluence of the Pymmes Brook and River Lea at Tottenham Hale to its source on Monken Hadley Common, passing through Palmers Green en route.

John's website, The Lost Byway , is crammed with video and writing about permambulations around London (...and beyond), and he also has a YouTube channel, Adventures in the Overlooked City . Hours and hours of fascination for anyone with an interest in the bits of London people generally ignore...

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