Older Local Structures and Trees.

Orwell Park.

I understand this to be called locally “The Limehouse”  Perhaps the structure housed
a working water wheel to drive a stone crusher as it is adjacent to the river.
The top of it is level with and in line with a horizontal channel coming from the upriver weir.
The Iron ties suggest it was built for mechanical use and early maps show a large holding pond to the north west.

I would not be surprised to see this in one our local estate agents windows as having potential!

A sign opposite the footbridge into the park. Seems to be badly in need of a lick of red and white paint. Any fine will now of course be paid in Euro.

Bushy Park.

Tree surgeons managing trees that present a risk to visitors.

Whilst hollow trees are a refuge for wildlife they can also become an obvious hazard
to passers bye.