Just listening to Open Country on BBC Radio 4 and they are talking about the plans to make London a ‘national park city’. Starting their discussion on One Tree Hill.
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One Tree Hill on Radio 4

RachaelDunlop
19 Jan '17

Thewrongtrousers
20 Jan '17
Absolutely no criticism of your post Rachael, but I think in many ways this sort of thing starts my alarm bells ringing. I rather like the fact that One Tree Hill is rather an obscure treasure known to comparatively few. If it becomes the hub of some sort of a ‘national park city’ (if you please !) before you know it there will be those brown tourist attraction sign posts pointing the way to it - like you get on motorway exits - and next thing you know there will be a burger king on the top !
I expect I am just being curmudgeonly as usual (as Mrs TWT is always telling me.)

RachaelDunlop
20 Jan '17
Don’t worry, it was only featured because the person being interviewed about London’s green spaces is local.