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Thames Bridges Trek
Join 2000 walkers and trek across the Capital taking in unrivaled views of the skyline, and historic landmarks. Setting out from the Putney Bridge start we head East towards the City, zig-zagging over 16 historic bridges – each with its own fascinating story – and a midpoint rest stop near The Oval Cricket Ground for some snacks & drinks. 25km later, it’s a party-style finish line celebration in Southwark Park past the final crossing – the majestic Tower Bridge.
When:
Saturday, September 10, 2022
Where:
Bishop’s Park
Fulham, London
SW6 3LA, UK
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