London Colney lies just off the M25 London Orbital Motorway, the junction we use when we visit Janie. We get onto the M25 at junction 28 so we only have to travel 6 exits
and if the traffic is good the journey can be done in 50 minutes
If the traffic is bad - well anyone's guess
So Friday, being our last full day at Janie's we decided to explore this area a little
instead of always passing it by
It was late afternoon and quite misty
Jane's cleaning lady was on holiday so we came here after spending the day taking care of the household chores
The mist actually gave an artistic atmosphere
Gosh! We didn't bring any bread!
This lady did
This lady did
We found a mixture of inter locking lakes and footpaths
The mistiness and reflections seem to merge
The mistiness and reflections seem to merge
As we continue we pass this red carpeted bank We are looking back behind us here
and are about to walk underneath the arches of the road bridge
We don't stop
the River Colne that will take us to a quite extensive set of lakes This was the wild side of the road
Kingfishers, Herons and an Otter have been seen here
We just saw Water Voles
We did not continue any further as we needed to get home and start dinner so we turned around and made our way back to the car.
One never knows what one is passing when sitting in the car
7 comments:
What a beautiful place. Lovely autumny pictures :-)
Thanks for the tour, as always! Loved the wavy roof of the Green Dragon, as well as its name.
Isn't it wonderful to have the luxury of going off the usual path? I love doing that, but it happens so seldom. Now I'm just wishing that you had stopped at "The Green Dragon" because I love your food descriptions. :)
Thanks for sharing these lovely places. The pictures were just beautiful.
Oh, those wonderful hidden serendipitous discoveries! And OF COURSE the pub would be named The Green Dragon. It just fits.
What lovely pictures. I especially like the scenes with water - it reflects the deep blue of the sky.
Yes, thanks for the lovely tour. I am too jealousy of your amazing English countryside. How wonderful that you get out there and enjoy it.
I have to tell you thought, I had my first panic attack ever on that horrid M25. Yikes, on the wrong side of the road for me!
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