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Judging by the potholes in most of the surrounding streets, Parkland Walk compares pretty well with Harringay's road network.
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Surely the mix of foot and pedal traffic is part of what makes Parkland Walk a little bit special? Walkers: runners and cyclists cooperate on the whole. Just visit Regent's Canal one weekday morning between Broadway Market and the Islington Tunnel …
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Glad you like it. A few people seem to have missed the Spriggan before. I'm glad they'll know it's there now.
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There's a Stephen King story called Crouch End, apparently inspired by a walk he took along Parkland Walk when staying with a friend. He saw the Spriggan.
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Very much agree. When we used him he was very good, came back quickly when it turned out that more work was required and emailed to check that all was ok after completing the job. Thoroughly professional and very good value for money.
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Unless you've got the special key it leads to some of Ferme Park Road back gardens and a worried owner banging on the window
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Yeah I did try to make it clear in the post that pretty and interesting though the spinney is, it happens to be in the middle of a city with all that that entails. Not so long ago I saw a little kid in the distance running round with a length of tu…