Letters & numbers in white next to the photos refer to locations on the map.

J6

The church, St John The Evangelist at Lemsford ( Between Hatfield and Wheathampstead ).

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J6

Lemsford Mill.
This is the mill in the old song,
"There's an old mill by the stream Nelly Dean"

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J6

The oddly named Long Arm and Short Arm pub. Lemsford

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J6

Cottages in Lemsford

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J5

The Bull public house and the River Lea. Wheathampstead.

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J5

Wheathampstead town centre.

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J5

A bridge over the disused line of the Hatfield, Luton and Dunstable Railway near Ayot

The trackbed from the site of Ayot station and signal box to the outskirts of Wheathampstead is now a footpath known as the Ayot Greenway but you can still see signs of the old railway,( closed about 1970) like the odd fish plate and other signs as you go along your way.

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J5

Ayot signal box on the same line. I took this photo in about 1969.

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F6

These two photos were both taken at the same spot. The village of Water End, just north of Hemel Hempstead on the A4146.

The top photo was taken in 1963 and the bottom one was taken in 1997

The passage of 35 years seems to have altered this view very little.

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G8

Lock gates on the Grand Union Canal near Hemel Hempstead.

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J8

A country lane near London Colney, between Radlet and Hatfield

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