Totteridge Circular walk

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A nine-mile walk around Totteridge in North London. Is this the closest rural walk to London. You decide.

This route was taken from the excellent Saturday Walker's club website:

https://www.walkingclub.org.uk/walk/totteridge-circular/

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Filmed on a GoPro Hero 10

Rode Wireless Go II mics

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Music YouTube Audio Library

July - John Patitucci

Amazing Grace - Marek on Keyboard

A much muddier walk than expected.

Music:

Jack Hartmann - April

The Tiny Boppers - The Hippopotamus Song (Mud Mud Glorious Mud)

Meadows, woods and villages on the Northern Heights

Main walk 14.1 km (8.8 miles)

Main walk 2 out of 10.

This walk, reachable by Underground, explores an area of greenbelt that would have been engulfed by the 1930s expansion of London's suburbia but for the resistance of local residents. The result is a large chunk of countryside that intrudes into London on the so-called Northern Heights - the hills above and behind the more famous ones of Hampstead and Highgate. At one point on this walk you can actually look down on Alexandra Palace and Highgate Hill, and have the illusion that everything in between is still countryside.

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