IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Western Way, BARNET, EN5 2BT

Flowing fairly strongly, but nothing exceptional, after a wet period.

Looking north towards Underhill.

At the end of Western Way, on the boundary of Wyatts Farm Open Space, two children play with a football.

Northbound Northern Line trains wait for a clear road into High Barnet station. One southbound train is on its way, so there should now be a free platform.

Taken from the footbridge leading to Walfield Avenue, this view is looking across the recreation ground towards Barnet. The white house is on the end of Sherrards Way. The slope on the pitches, on the side of the Dollis Valley, is very apparent in this view.

A suburban rarity - a very small stand-alone infants school.

The Dollis Brook rises at Moat Mount near Arkley, firstly flowing eastwards through the open countryside of Totteridge Fields to Chipping Barnet and then through the suburbs of Barnet to Hendon. Its route can be traced by the thin strip of woodland along the riverbank and ribbon of open land on either side which provides a valuable green corridor. At Hendon the Dollis Brook meets the Mutton Brook and becomes the River Brent which then flows into the Welsh Harp Reservoir and subsequently the River Thames at Brentford. This looks upstream from the southern edge of Barnet Playing Fields. The Dollis Brook is followed here by the London LOOP and the Dollis Valley Greenwalk. The London LOOP is its way from High Barnet to meet Hendon Wood Lane and carry on to Moat Mount Open Space. The Dollis Valley Greenwalk is about ten miles long and runs from Hampstead Heath to join the Dollis Brook near the North Circular Road and then follows the brook to beyond its source at Moat Mount.

The final stretch of London Underground's Northern Line with just over a kilometre to go before the terminus at High Barnet.