London Camino Taster Walk: Wimbledon Park to Richmond

London Camino Taster Walk: Wimbledon Park to Richmond

LONDON CAMINO TASTER WALK Wimbledon Park, Wimbledon Common, Richmond Park, Petersham Meadows, Richmond

By Adam Wells

Date and time

Tue, 14 Sep 2021 09:45 - 14:00 GMT+1

Location

Wimbledon Park Station

Arthur Road London SW19 8AA United Kingdom

About this event

Wimbledon Park, Wimbledon Common, Richmond Park, Petersham Meadows, Richmond 7.5 miles / 12.5km

Studies by Stanford University found that walking boosts creative inspiration. Why not find fresh perspective on a group taster walk? Walks start with a short relaxation exercise to help you transition into the ‘Camino’ space. I will offer a question or a theme for exploration and discussion. You can walk alone or partner up for the walk - this is your Camino. Equally, walking and sharing within a group provides additional perspectives and the opportunity to build new friendships and deepen connections.

The walks will be at a gentle pace; providing a little bit of fitness, space for self-discovery, conversation, discovering perhaps parts of London you’ve never seen before and some fun along the way. At the end we all come together to enjoy some refreshments as a group. Depending on the season/weather, this will be in a café or pub, or a picnic outdoors.

All individuals are welcome. A London Camino taster walk can temporarily pause the ‘daily routine’, provides time and space for exploration inside and out and the opportunity to come away with fresh perspective on something that’s important to you.

The Walk

We begin by entering Wimbledon Park gaining glimpses of the capital of tennis, the All England Tennis Club (Wimbledon) lying across on the other side of the lake. Residential streets follow as we ascend to Wimbledon Common and Putney Heath. A plateau, it is where half the open heathland remaining in London is to be found. The main local attraction: the rare, hollow post windmill and accompanying tea rooms. Tracks and paths lead us to Richmond Park; land that was enclosed in 1637 for sole use of King Charles I for hunting. The park today is Europe’s largest urban space and famous for its deer. We end our walk crossing Petersham Meadows, famously painted by Turner, to Richmond. A popular town, founded in the 16th century following King Henry VII's building of Richmond Palace.

Meet at 9.45am at Wimbledon Park Underground Station (District Line)

Finish approximately 2pm Richmond Station (National rail, Underground, Overground)

Please click here to read Terms and Conditions - 2. Walks and Walking Programmes before booking.

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As a life transition coach, Adam Wells helps individuals seeking new meaning, purpose and direction as a result of a significant life change event. He also teaches/mentors individuals who wish to take an 'inner journey' whilst walking Spain's Camino de Santiago (Way of St James) pilgrimage path and helps individuals who struggle with incorporating the life changes upon their 'return home'.

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