Giant Hogweed in London: Facts, Identification & Removal
If you regularly walk along the river Wandle, or any river path in London, you should know about Giant Hogweed. Giant Hogweed is a dangerous plant that can cause severe …
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Photos of Kingfishers by the River Wandle in South London
Did you know there are kingfishers living by the river Wandle? Kingfishers are normally found on low hanging branches over the river, as they look for small fish or aquatic …
Merton Priory Chapter House on the Wandle Trail
In the 12th century, a large church called Merton Priory once stood on the banks of the river Wandle. It was the size of Westminster Abbey, and was one of …
Morden Hall Park Walk – A Place to Enjoy the River Wandle
Morden Hall Park is one of the points along the Wandle Trail, and a popular place to go for a walk, look for wildlife, and enjoy the river Wandle. The …
Why is the River Thames Brown?
The River Thames is a muddy river with a silt bed, which gives it a brown appearance. The murky brown colour of the water has led many to believe that …