River Lea at Ware in Hertfordshire, England
This video is of a walk by the River Lea at Ware in Hertfordshire.
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The website offers several walks in Bedfordshire, England, and details useful information on where to get parked, and where to find refreshments near to the walk.
River Lea Walk from Rye House to Hertford (4K)
Walk along the River Lea from Rye House to Hertford passing through Stanstead Abbotts and Ware.
Shot in 4k on a Panasonic GX80
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Ware - River Lea - Jan 2014
River Lea In Enfield , North London Partly Frozen.
The River Lea in Enfield is partly frozen from the severe weather gripping the U.K as more snow arrives from Scandinavia and Russia.
Filmed 06.01.2010.
Crayfish caught in the River Lea in Ware
A mixture of American and native crayfish caught in an hour using bacon as bait, in the river Lea, in Ware., Hertfordshire, UK
River Lea Floods (1910-1919)
River Lea flood, Greater London / Hertfordshire.
Panning shot flood water around brick cottage. Street lamp lighter lighting gas street light from boat floating on flood water. LS street of terrace houses, road is covered in flood water, group of children and adults stand at edge of water and watch swans swimming.
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South Weald park & River Lea, Ware. (drone footage)
Navigating the Ware Lock on the River Lea
A relaxing day on the river, going through the Ware Lock
Boating on the river Lea April 2019
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River Lea - Three Mills to Cheshunt
A walk along the River Lea from Three Mills to Cheshunt
River Lea Cuffley Hertfordshire
River Lea is admired by all those visiting and currently living in Cuffley Hertfordshire. We can help you find the right place for yourself and your family. Simply visit our website and we will do all we can to help find you your dream home.
River Lea, England | DRONE - Harry Oxborrow | 2016
River Lea, Hertfordshire - England
Drone - Phantom 2 w/ GoPro Hero 4 Black
Fishing on the River Lee. The Glorious 16th!
First day of the fishing season and I was full of expectation for an afternoon and evening session on a stretch of this river I've fished many times. Sadly this was't the best day, in fact I was anxious as the evening ebbed away. Could it be 'A Blank' Oh No!!
Broxbourne resident who attacks goslings on river Lee
Broxbourne resident who continually attacks the geese and their young goslings on the river Lee when they approach his precious cruiser ' riverbird;.
A walk around Ware
Ware in Hertfordshire, England, has Roman origins, as the Roman road Ermine Street crossed the River Lea here. In the 9th century, the Danes sailed up the Lea as far as Ware. In later times the town became an important coaching stop, and it was also a centre of the malting industry.
Mermaid swimming in the river lea
My daughter swimming with her mermaid fin in the river
River Lee in Ware
The river Lee near Ware during the floods of February 2014
Along the river at St Margarets
A walk and talk along the river Lee at St Margarets, Hertfordshire
Euston Arch: Dan Cruickshank finds piece in the River Lea
In 1994 Dan Cruickshank discovered an estimated 60% of the 4,400 tons of the Euston Arch buried in the bed of the Prescott Channel at its junction with the Channelsea River that runs into the River Lea in the East End of London. The location of the rubble had been revealed by Bob Cotton, a British Waterways engineer, who stated that the rubble had been purchased in 1962 to fill a chasm in the bed of the Prescott Channel. A fluted section of a column was recovered from the river bed.
There is now a campaign set up by Dan Cruickshank for the Arch to return to Euston Station. See for more information.