Talk:River Wandle

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"Its main claim to literary fame is the appearance of one of its tributaries the River Mole in Winnie the Pooh." [in the original]

Oh yes? Where is that then. Or is this some sort of a joke.

The Mole is not a tributary of the Wandle - the Mole flows into the Thames miles upstream at Molesey. -- User:Phlogistomania

" approximately 26.7km in length and unusually steep for its size" [in the original]. More jokes from the original author. RHaworth 10:26, 2005 Jan 22 (UTC)