A Lambeth Walk
Sat 15th Jun 2019
Walk Details:
A south London perambulation through the Borough of Lambeth from south to north taking in a multitude of green spaces, blue plaques, lost rivers, fine architecture and a walk around West Norwood Cemetery, one of the magnificent London Victorian cemeteries
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Walk Report
A Lambeth Walk, Saturday 15th June 201922 walkers, 18 miles – leader Ian Fairweather
We started at 10.00am having waited 15 minutes for latecomers due to a cancelled train from Clapham Junction. There were 22 starters including the leader. Weather conditions were fair with no rain.
This was a repeat of a walk I have led in 2016 and 2017. There was slight disappointment in West Norwood Cemetery as Mrs Beeton’s grave had been removed for restoration. We stopped for 45 minutes lunch in Brockwell Park.
There was an additional pub stop at the Fentiman Arms near the Oval for refreshments as it was hot. Some people retired to Vauxhall Park. The walk finished at Blackfriars at 5.15pm. There were about 15 completers.
No injuries.
Photographs by Ian Fairweather; more by Ian and Nigel Heys on the group Facebook page
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