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CAMO - Amara Dreads engine room
CAMO - BabyHair Essentials
Salt & Pepper
S&P Cassidy - TSS
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This lovely tree on Coppermill Lane is the camellia japonica - and came from East Asia to East London in the 1700s.
A superb mural at the junction of Addison Road and Ravenswood Road, showing how much NHS staff were absolute heroes during the COVID pandemic.
You can actually walk by the reservoirs and wetlands and there is a nice café at the Northern end. I need to come back and try it. Lovely view over the water though.
As it was a Saturday, the market was on and very popular too.
A lovely view of the reservoirs through the trees and fence at Coppermill Lane.
This sculpture is one of two on each side of the road here at Coppermill Lane, and just before here is where the W12 bus terminates, as it's single track for a lot of the road from here
Wood Street is on the London Overground Weaver Line, and is in London Fare Zone 4 on the branch to Chingford.
The walk starts right by the edge of Epping Forest, close to St Peter-In-the-Forest Church.
More lovely green space with Lammas Meadow, part of Walthamstow Marshes, to the right.
Standing proudly with an iconic circular window at the top is the Trinity Walthamstow United Reformed Church on Orford Road.
A lovely space here to grow what you would like to and a great community resource.
