Cultural stroll in Kneller

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Step 1: This accessible walk around Kneller Gardens explores some of the history and ecology of the park and linked green spaces.
Step 2: Most of the walk is wheelchair accessible and there are plenty of benches along the way to take a rest and enjoy the surroundings.
Step 3: The history and ecology of the landscape have informed the park that we see today, but you need to know where to look to unlock the secrets.
Step 4: Godfrey the owl stands at the entrance to Kneller Gardens on Meadway. He was carved from a decayed ash tree and named after Godfrey Kneller.
Step 5: Nearby Kneller Hall was owned by Godfrey Kneller and was a summer retreat. The park was named after him when it was opened in 1932.
Step 6: Take the path that follows the river. This majestic London Plane tree predates the park. The land was farmland owned by Warren Farm.

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