Streatham Station
It all starts here.
Streatham Pumping Station
Built in 1888, in the style of the Moors.
Conyers Road
This resident digs the stained glass man.
The suburbs continue
Wansdworth borders
Tooting Bec Lido
Opened in 1906, and 100 yards long, that's about 75 metres to the metric folks.
Ring sign
Catheryn chills on Tooting Bec Common
Tooting Bec Common Terrapin Pond
There are no terrapins in this pond. They simply made it up.
Tooting Bec Common Cafe
Catheryn relaxes in the cafe.
Jesus is Lord
Normal looking house
This is perhaps the site where Catheryn went to teach English to a Polish girl, but she can't really remember.
Du Cane Court
Art Deco 1930's apartment block.
Wandsworth Common
The Hope Pub
Aptly named, as we used the toilet facilities.
Wandsworth Common
Nice lakes.
Wandsworth Common
Lakes are good.
Wandsworth Common
There is a boardwalk and viewing platform.
Still on Wandsworth Common
Wandsworth Prison
Built in 1851, and was called the Surrey House of Correction - which sounds nicer than a prison.
Wilde Place
Named after Oscar Wilde, who was in prison for a bit.
Another Ordinary House
Or perhaps where Catheryn's friend used to live?
Trees in the suburbs
Winnebago Warrior!
On the mean streets of London.
Wandsworth Cemetery
Earlsfield
The mighty River Wandle
Once a great river, now a shadow of its former self.
Suburban Ring
Merton - moving ahead!
What a borough...
Durnsford Road Recreation Ground
A lttle known green space.
Catheryn Cheetham
She thinks Durnsford Road Recreation Ground really rocks.
Wimbledon Mosque
Opened in 1977.
Wimbledon Mosque minarette
Industry
Railway
Wimbledon Park Station
It's all over.