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Dorchester Avenue, LONDON, N13 5DZ

It was almost dry but fairly sunny when I left home, ten minutes later this began and didn't stop.

The area which is now Tatem Park and Hollywood Gardens was originally a gravel pit owned by the Tatem sisters. They donated the 15 acre site to Edmonton Borough Council in the 1930s for use as a park. It was opened in 1938. In 1945 an area of wasteland was purchased and laid out as an ornamental garden, named after Councillor George Hollywood of Edmonton Parks Committee. Further landscaping was carried out in 1983 with the accent on landscaping. At this time the two sites were united. This is the ornamental Hollywood Gardens in the south, while the less formal Tatem Park is to the north. For more information see http://www.londongardensonline.org.uk/gardens-online-record.asp?ID=ENF044

The area which is now Tatem Park and Hollywood Gardens was originally a gravel pit owned by the Tatem sisters. They donated the 15 acre site to Edmonton Borough Council in the 1930s for use as a park. It was opened in 1938. In 1945 an area of wasteland was purchased and laid out as an ornamental garden, named after Councillor George Hollywood of Edmonton Parks Committee. Further landscaping was carried out in 1983 with the accent on landscaping. At this time the two sites were united. This is the ornamental Hollywood Gardens in the south, while the less formal Tatem Park is to the north. For more information see http://www.londongardensonline.org.uk/gardens-online-record.asp?ID=ENF044

The area which is now Tatem Park and Hollywood Gardens was originally a gravel pit owned by the Tatem sisters. They donated the 15 acre site to Edmonton Borough Council in the 1930s for use as a park. It was opened in 1938. In 1945 an area of wasteland was purchased and laid out as an ornamental garden, named after Councillor George Hollywood of Edmonton Parks Committee. Further landscaping was carried out in 1983 with the accent on landscaping. At this time the two sites were united. This is the ornamental Hollywood Gardens in the south, while the path drops down in the distance to the less formal Tatem Park in the north. For more information see http://www.londongardensonline.org.uk/gardens-online-record.asp?ID=ENF044

This is to stop people driving over the edge of the underpass

At the junction with the North Circular Road

The area which is now Tatem Park and Hollywood Gardens was originally a gravel pit owned by the Tatem sisters. They donated the 15 acre site to Edmonton Borough Council in the 1930s for use as a park. It was opened in 1938. In 1945 an area of wasteland was purchased and laid out as an ornamental garden, named after Councillor George Hollywood of Edmonton Parks Committee. Further landscaping was carried out in 1983 with the accent on landscaping. At this time the two sites were united. This is where the ornamental Hollywood Gardens in the south, drops down to the less formal Tatem Park to the north where the former gravel pit was located. For more information see http://www.londongardensonline.org.uk/gardens-online-record.asp?ID=ENF044

The Brook enters a culvert under Great Cambridge Road just here. The Pymmes Brook Trail which has been beside it for a while also enters a maze of pedestrian subways under the North Circular / A10 intersection and is quite hard to rediscover on the far side.