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Windsurfers on Hollifield lake
by Glyn Baker
TL3705 : Holyfield Lake is the largest of the worked out gravel pits in the Lee Valley Regional Park.
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Mallard Duck, River Lea, Lea Valley Park, Waltham Abbey
This duck appeared to be watching the towpath.
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Railway Pit
One of the pits - now ponds - on Turnford Marsh to the west of the Lee Navigation and the River Lea. The name Railway Pit perhaps gives a clue as to the use of the sand and gravel extracted from this former quarry pit.
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Towpath, Turnford
by Chris Pepper
In the distance is the bridge by King's Weir
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Looking at Turnford Pits
by Chris Pepper
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Aqueduct Lock, River Lea near Turnford
Here, the River Lea (or Lee) forms the border between the counties of Essex (on the opposite bank) and Hertfordshire (this bank). The towpath is a shared path for walking and cycling.
The railings either side of the river mark an... (more)
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Lea Valley Walk and Navigation
by N Chadwick
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Tow Path & Power Poles
by Glyn Baker
There is no fishing along this stretch of the navigation because of the power poles. It would be to interesting to do a fish population survey.
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'Tara' approaches Aqueduct Lock
The lock's name is because immediately above the lock there is an aqueduct where the Lee Navigation passes over a brook which drains into the natural river, off to the right.
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Weir near Fishers Green, Waltham Abbey
Water levels were quite high so quite a lot of spillage.
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Holyfield Lake, Lee Valley
by Peter S
Distant islands and giant pylons in view.
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Aqueduct Lock
by Peter S
Lock No 8 on the River Lee Navigation.
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