Lee Valley Collection

Eddy Merckx (right) presents n Eddy Merckx cycle to Daily Mirror competition winner, 17 years old Malcolm White of Romford, Essex

Eddy Merckx is asked to sign his autograph for a fan, as he attends Britains biggest ever profession track cycling event, the 1977 Glenryck Cup at Eastway Cycling Track, Lee Valley near Stratford

Lee Valley, Near Ilfracombe (coloured photo)
5225603 Lee Valley, Near Ilfracombe (coloured photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lee Valley, Near Ilfracombe)

Eddy Merckx (pictured front centre wearing the FIAT sponsored shirt and cap) attends Britains biggest ever profession track cycling event, the 1977 Glenryck Cup at Eastway Cycling Track

Britains biggest ever profession track cycling day, the 1977 Glenryck Cup at Eastway Cycling Track, Lee Valley near Stratford, London on Saturday 11th June

View of open water in wetland habitat, Rye Meads RSPB Reserve, Hoddesdon, Lea Valley, Hertfordshire, England, october

15th century gatehouse, Rye House Gatehouse, Rye Meads, Hoddesdon, Lea Valley, Hertfordshire, England, october

View of wetland habitat with cut area, Konik Horse (Equus caballus gemelli) and Domestic Water Buffalo (Bubalis bubalis) used in conservation grazing project, Rye Meads RSPB Reserve, Hoddesdon

Boardwalk in wetland habitat, Rye Meads RSPB Reserve, Hoddesdon, Lea Valley, Hertfordshire, England, october

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"Exploring the Rich History and Natural Beauty of Lee Valley" Eddy Merckx (right) presents an Eddy Merckx cycle to Daily Mirror competition winner, showcasing the legendary cyclist's generosity. Eddy Merckx graciously signs autographs for fans during Britain's biggest cycling event, capturing the excitement and admiration surrounding him. A stunning colored photo captures the picturesque beauty near Ilfracombe, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Eddy Merckx proudly wears his FIAT sponsored shirt and cap at Britain's biggest professional track cycling day, the 1977 Glenryck Cup at Eastway. The enchanting wetland habitat in Rye Meads RSPB Reserve offers breathtaking views of open water, providing a haven for wildlife enthusiasts in Hertfordshire. New Zealand Pygmyweed, an invasive weed threatening local ecosystems, is diligently sprayed with herbicide by a person wearing protective gear to preserve the delicate balance of nature. Step back in time as you admire the 15th-century gatehouse at Rye House Gatehouse in Rye Meads, Hoddesdon—a testament to Lee Valley's rich historical heritage. Witness a harmonious coexistence between Konik Horses and Domestic Water Buffalos grazing amidst cut areas within the wetland habitat—an extraordinary sight that showcases nature's resilience. Immerse yourself in nature as you stroll along the boardwalk at Rye Meads RSPB Reserve—experience tranquility while marveling at Lea Valley's natural wonders during your visit this October.