*Crossness Nature Reserve
'The public footpaths that cross the nature reserve will allow visitors to view the grazing fields, a wet meadow, ditches, ponds, and the Great Breach Lagoon. The lagoon was created to drain the marsh after the devastating floods of 1953.'
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'A small oasis within an industrialised urban environment, providing a unique opportunity to escape city life and enjoy one of the last remaining areas of grazing marsh within the Greater London area ... The nature reserve is accessed via a number of public footpaths from Eastern Way (A2016), Norman Road and Belvedere Road, as well as the Thames Pathway which runs north across the Reserve.' ALERT Website Links changed.
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