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![Dist:0.3km<br/>Pedestrian bridge over the mainline railway at the Turnford Brook entrance to the Lea Valley Park. Over the bridge is the carpark [[761400]] and entrance at Cheshunt Wash [[760147]].
Turnford Brook is to the left of the photo. The track to Slipe Lane, Wormley is off to the right just before the bridge.](http://s3.geograph.org.uk/photos/76/89/768939_fcbe182d_120x120.jpg "TL3603 : Railway bridge, Turnford Brook")
![Dist:0.3km<br/>Pochard Hide in Nightingale Wood is off the track that runs alongside the Cheshunt to Broxbourne mainline. As shown there is flat wheelchair access to the Hide.
This is almost midway between the two bridges across the Small River Lea [[760597]] and [[768752]].
Though the Lea Valley is generally flat the bridges at Turnford [[768939]] and Lea Navigation at Fishers Green are quite steep for a wheelchair, the flatest access to this location is via the car park at Cheshunt Station (1½ km). Cadmore Lane Level Crossing is nearer, but there is a kissing gate either side which takes a bit of manoeuvring around before you cross the tracks and may not be suitable for wheelchairs.](http://s1.geograph.org.uk/photos/76/89/768949_f35f1c2b_120x120.jpg "TL3603 : Pochard Hide, Lea valley Park")
![Dist:0.3km<br/>Looking south towards Cheshunt Station [[542219]] from the pedestrian bridge adjacent to Turnford Brook where they both cross the Liverpool Street to Cambridge/Ely line.
Turnford Brook is in the fenced culvert at the bottom of the photo. To the left is the Lea Valley Park and to the right is Nightleys a reclaimed gravel pit, turned rubbish tip. Now a playing field.](http://s2.geograph.org.uk/photos/76/01/760162_9109f221_120x120.jpg "TL3603 : Railway line at Turnford Brook")
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