Did he make the wrong turn ?
I will never know.

By train and tube I headed to Moor Park Station where todays walk starts.

This little map I found right next to the tube exit showing todays section from Moor Park to Hatch End.

Actually I walked a bit further to Stanmore as the return connections are better fron Stanmore.

Almost behind the station nice open woodland and a golf course greet the walker.





Like this the path continues for quite a long time
crossing a golf course ( mind the ball ! )

passing the Moor Park Conservation Area




and then the path almost disappears in dark dense woodland

passing through the Oxley Woods Local Nature Reserve



A lovely walk with an almost permanently changing scenery, almost no houses and only occasionally a fellow walker

or some horses sheltering under a tree

This “lovely” bridge crossing the London - Scotland mail railway line



and the path then ( again ) crossing a golf course.

From a little hill a fantastic view of London



An “ ancient” pub ( “ The Case is Altered “, in this case a corruption of the Spanish “Casa Alta” or high house )
invites the walker ( and not only walkers ! ) for a rest.



Heading on the Bently Priory Open Space is reached where an old little bunker indicates the nearby old
priory areal, still owned by the MoD for the RAF. The command of the Battle of Britain was once housed here.



Shortly afterwards a cross-road is reached and the path disappears again in nice woodland sheltering
from the bright sunshine

to emerge right next to a cricket field where the local enjoyed a Saturday Afternoon match



The path now meanders alongside a little lake

leading to Stanmoor Common



only a short walk away from Stanmore Tube Station where todays walk finishes.





Some more pictures of this section can be found here and a map with todays waypoints can be found here

This concludes the 10.section: 8 3/4 miles, 69 1/2 miles still to go.