Greenwich Tops

Wed 11th May 2016

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region
Southern England
Local Group
London
Distance
7ml.
Start Time
18.00
Route
Meet and finish at Cutty Sark DLR

Circular featuring the hills of Greenwich Park and Charlton, the Thames Path and a Wetherspoons at the end

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Walk Report

Greenwich Tops, Wednesday 11th May 2016
12 walkers, 6.5 miles - leader Julie Welch
A balmy spring evening zig-zagging up and down the hills of Greenwich Park before heading towards Charlton House and descending into the maelstrom of Woolwich Road. We escaped by scaling Westcombe Hill and took in Greenwich Park's central mini-Alp before our finish at Cutty Sark.
Photographs by Julie Welch and Adam Dawson

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