Wimbledon Park Station
Catheryn is happy to be walking the Ring.
Wimbledon Park
Crazy Golf! YES! (We didn't play though - we had a big walk to do)
Bowls in Wimbledon Park
I intend to take up bowls on my 50th birthday.
Wimbledon Park's Lake
This was created by Capability Brown - what a cool name!
Ring sign in the park
The suburbs
Putney Heath
This is part of Wimbledon Common, with lots of trees.
Wimbledon Common
Horse on the Common
Wimbledon Common Windmill
Built in 1817, the only remaining hollow-post mill in Britain. Honest!
London Scottish Golf Club
I like their logo, and the play in red.
Deep in Wimbledon Common
Catheryn has seen a Womble
Queen's Mere
This is a cool hang-out spot for Wombles.
War Memorial
Catheryn has a rest
Bridge over the Beverley Brook
Reindeer Alert
The reindeer shows that we are also on the Beverley Brook Walk
Robin Hood Way
A brief brush with civilisation between parks.
Stag Lodge Stables
They have been around for a long time.
Richmond Park - Robin Hood Gate
Scary alligator teeth
Lovely deer
There are about 650 deer in the Park
Beautiful deer
This is a dear Fallow deer
The deer be chillin'
Red deer
These are bigger than Fallow Deer
The Pen Ponds
These were created by damming the Beverley Brook
Pen Ponds - Richmond Park
Richmond Park
It's very big.
Richmond Park
Pembroke Lodge
Used to be the molecatcher's house!
Petersham Park
This is connected to, and is part of Richmond Park.
Petersham Park
Petersham Park
At the bottom of Petersham Park
The walk has been almost all green countryside - we love it!
Bushes in Petersham Park
Courteous Capital Ring sign
Black Ring Sign
In Kingston and Richmond, the Ring signs have a black background to comply with local planning regulations.
Petersham Church
Petersham Horse
Second horse sighting of the Ring!
Royal Star and Garter Home
This is for ex-servicemen and women.
Petersham Meadow
Cows!! Yes!! Turner painted this meadow.
The Thames approaching Richmond
The Thames
The Thames
The Thames
The Thames is 205 miles long.
Richmond Bridge
The end sign
This sign marks our official end of stage 6.