The view from One Tree Hill

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Step 1: One tree hill is absolutely steeped in history. One fact I love is that it was the site of large scale protests by proletariats when landowners tried to turn it into a golf course in 1896.

Step 2: It is thanks to the brave community who fought for the right to keep the land for public use. And what a hidden treasure, One Tree Hill is. The view is top of the world and there's hardly any one else there - ssssshhh! 🤐

Step 3: One Tree Hill is also a local nature reserve. Read more at this spot before the big climb.

Step 4:

Step 5: Ok, on your marks, get-set, go go go. I didn't count how many steps, sorry.

Step 6: Almost straight ahead you'll see the view. Soak it up. This is London. 😍

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