Following a comment on my Leatherhead High St video from a subscriber I took a walk along the river over to Fetcham to go and see the Fetcham Splash, an old ford location in the River Mole.

I was recently at a conference in Swanwick, Derbyshire so decided to go for a walk from there to Butterley Reservoir and found a lovely heritage railway in the process.

Today we’re exploring Priest Hill Nature Reserve which I’ve driven past multiple times but never visited before.

Just a short video today. While on a trip to the Waste Disposal Centre (The Tip) I managed to stop in Leatherhead for a quick walk down the High Street ending at the attractive River Mole.

Welcome to the first in a potential new series. Spurred on by Geoff Marshall and his “End of the Line” series we’re starting to follow the walks in Jeff Lock’s book, “Beyond the End of the Line”, starting at our nearest terminus, Morden.

We’re back in the London Borough of Sutton and this time we’re deviating a little way off of the High Street to explore the side roads that intersect with the High Street.

Today we’re taking a look at the Langley Vale Centenary Wood which is well known locally for the Regiment of Trees, a memorial to the inspection of troops that took place in the area in January 1915, and then Jutland Wood, a memorial to all British seamen lost during the First World War.

This video contains some flashing lights. After the last video of Salisbury in the daytime we returned to have a look at the Christmas Lights at night.