Part 6. The best part of the river Ching, imho, with meanders aplenty! Our route takes us through Highams Park Boating Lake territory, and thanks to Mr Repton for his landscaping endeavours.
In this long section (of the film if not the walk) we see curves and swings and squirrels and diagrams; Of how and why a meander happens.
There was me, enjoying a meander or seven with not a care in the world for how a meander came about. And then I started to wonder. So, really for my benefit rather than yours, I explain it in this part of the film and with a diagram. Whether it makes sense is another question.
Equipment
The film was shot mostly on a Lumix DMC LX100, with some shots taken from a DJI Mini 2 drone, using Skyreat neutral density filters.
Editing and grading was done with Apple’s Final Cut Pro.
Diagrams and other motion graphics were done in Apple Motion.
Research
A fair amount of research was sought, sources include:
Epping Forest, Its History and Wildlife - a book by Alfred Leutscher 1974
Portrait of Epping Forest - a book by Sir William Addison 1977
www.victorianlondon.org/
eppingforestforum.com/
diamondgeezer.blogspot.com
westminsterwalks.london
www.cityoflondon.gov.uk
hidden-london.com
www.british-history.ac.uk
and Wikipedia, amongst others
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