trees in london

[rapidlee]

As pointed out already, Richmond park and surrounding area has a good number of fine parkland & street Trees.

 

You could then take in the trees at Hampton Court/Bushy park, get on to the river there, change at Westminister bridge, then get on the ferry up tp Greenwich park. (21 miles)

 

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/river-tt-leisure.pdf

 

City Cruises - London boat tours on the river Thames | Timetable and Pricing

 

The heath at Hampstead & adjacent Heritage site of Kenwood, is pretty cool, but then I would say that. Some nice old trees & cracking views south toward the city

Oak at richmond - Thames from Greenwich park - Sweet Chestnut at Greenwich

 

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cheers i didnt think of the boat trip.

[sean]

Come to Richmond park......we have vets galore......plenty of vet oaks,beech,sweet chestnuts, limes hornbeams and hawthorn as a starter.....if you do a search of my threads you will see plenty of photos from the park.

 

Anything i can help you with then feel free to ask.

 

Hope you have a good one regardless of where you end up.

[redmoosefaction]

cheers i didnt think of the boat trip.

 

It takes forever on the boat (2.5hrs and that's only to westminster) as there are speed limits until you get into town. If you get the tube into london then you can hit the faster boat from westminster to greenwich (30mins I think)