Walk 90: Weedon Bec Village Walk: Did Napoleon leave a bomb? (Note: dogs must be on leads through this area). Walk 138: Polperro Village & HeadlandsPasty or Clotted Cream Fudge anyone? From the Beach Cafe cross onto the beach area and then turn right to travel south along the Suffolk Coastal Path. To join the path climb the cliff directly after passing Cliff House, which is the large white house overlooking the cliffs. Walk 75: Ketterings Industrial Trail..plus a couple of other bits! The railway line was part of the Aldeburgh branch line which ran from Saxmundham to Aldeburgh, it was closed in 1966. Continue south along this road and follow it as it curves sharply to the right. Walk 206: Blisworth & Stoke Bruerne Circular Missing out that awful road! Find out about the Trail and use the interactive map to explore accommodation, services and attractions on the route. It crosses another track and enters yet another area of woodland. Go straight on through the gate which is ahead of you and marked Aldringham Walks. Top 10 best walks and hikes around Aldeburgh Map data OpenStreetMap contributors 1 Thorpeness loop from Aldeburgh Suffolk Coast & Heaths AONB Easy 01:58 7.77 km 4.0 km/h 10 m 10 m Easy hike. Pass the House in the Clouds and the windmill. 2. Walk 32: Litchborough & Farthingstone Circular a little cardio exercise! As always when walking, use common sense and you should be fine. Continue past the Golf Course and then turn right just before Mere Cottage. It was here that Thorpeness was conceived. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Walk 139: Tintagel Circular: Its a legend, Walk 140: London, Tower Hill to Canary Wharf. Discover open sections of the England Coast Path in the North East, from the Scottish border down to the Wash. Beware of any wayward golf shots as you walk parallel along the fairways. Walk 74: Canterbury City Walk: Watch your backs! An easy flat circular walk from the Suffolk coastal town of Aldeburgh along a disused railway line to Thorpeness, returning back to Aldeburgh along the beach. If you'd like to explore a little further afield, set out on the 6.5 mile Aldeburgh and Thorpeness circular walk or catch a performance at the Snape Maltings, a fifteen-minute drive away. This heads in a rough southerly direction before jinking to the left and the right, before regaining a southerly direction through Greyfriar's Wood. If you are dissatisfied with the response provided you can Data returned from the Piano 'meterActive/meterExpired' callback event. Continue on westwards along this road for a short distance, and then turn left down a track. Walk 91: Helmdon Village Walk: Lovely village, lovely people. After approx. Could have done without the dull part that goes through the caravan park. Promote your accommodation or other business, share your Trail photos and favourite places. There is a choice of coastal walks, including routes through Southwold, Shingle Street, Dingle Marshes, Thorpeness, and the Shotley Peninsula. Time to walk: Just over a couple of hours, but theres opportunities to sit & watch the wildlife on the marshes, or maybe just chill on one of the many benches, Difficulty: Very easy & flat on a mixture of hard surfaces & well-draining, Parking:In the public pay & display car park opposite The Meare, Public toilets:The Meare Cafe at the start & end, but nothing in-between, This is the second of our walks on the beautiful Suffolk coast that we did in the summer of 2017, the other being around Southwold, Thorpeness was originally a small fishing hamlet in the late 19th century, with folklore stories of it being a route for smugglers into East Anglia. Turn left at the road and then right at the T-junction to take you into the village of Sizewell. Nice sea breeze on the coast path back to Thorpeness. It looked as though nothing had changed in the last eight years, and the sunshine made it a sublime spot. Walk 112: Hull City Centre Circular: Exploring the Land of Green Gingera city of culture, Walk 113: Tenbury Wells: A beautiful town, Walk 114: Sherwood Forest Circular: Robin Hood, Robin Hood. Description. It is also a popular day trippers destination with its beach & Meare, amenities & sights such as the House in the Clouds, The Ogilvies still have a strong presence in the village & many of the families coming there for their holidays have been doing so for generations. Walk 57: Boddington Reservoir Circular: You wanna a flake with that luv? Walk 8: Old Village Circular: 8 miles across the fields with great views & big trees on a boiling hot day. This path leads to a junction of paths. Without a subpoena, voluntary compliance on the part of your Internet Service Provider, or additional records from a third party, information stored or retrieved for this purpose alone cannot usually be used to identify you. Walk 44: Oxford Circular: A Perch & The Trout sounds like a case for Inspector Morse, Walk 45: Killarney Town Centre: The Key to the Kingdom, Walk 46: Fenny Stratford Circular: Parks, canals & lakes a bit of everything, Walk 48: Chepstow Town Walk: A Christmas stroll, Walk 49: Weymouth Town Walk: Beware the Black Death, Walk 50: Oakham Town Walk: The traditional English town is still alive, Walk 51: Uppingham Town Walk: Back to school, Walk 52: Olney Town Walk: Keep running & tossing as fast as you can, Walk 52: Pontefract Town Walk: The sweet smell of sugar, Walk 53: Newport Pagnell Town Walk: Its as keen as mustard, Walk 54: Seven Sisters & Beachy Head Circular: Watch your step. It's mandatory to keep dogs on a lead on the outward stretch along the disused rail line, no bad thing as there are several muddy streams running alongside, they will however . Winter skies over the North Sea at Thorpeness. Our free to download leaflets offer a range of circular walks, and are listed below in alphabetical order. I have rather bad chaffing after this walk, a sysmptom of wearing the wrong underwear and the unseasonal heat. Walk 6: Great & Little Brington Circular: A wave to Diana.. Each of the following Explorer guides can be viewed online or downloaded as a PDF by using the images. Caution will be needed when walking alongside the Thorpeness golf course. In the winter of 1922, Aldringham Mill was dismantled by Messrs Whitmores, millwrights of Wickham Market & was rebuilt at Thorpeness to supply water to the House in the Clouds, which was then a water tower, The mill was used to supply the House in the clouds until 1940, when an engine was installed to do the job. I had to walk a mile to reach the Sandlings Walk by Alexander Wood. Follow the path through the car park to the beach and turn right, you will see Aldeburgh in the distance. See photos, floor plans and more details about 1972 Westridge Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90049. In 1922 he secured the services of a five-time Open Champion, Scotsman James Braid, to layout his course, 9. We use cookies to optimize our website and our service. At The Dolphin, the village's popular, dog-friendly pub, we enjoy lunch and a pint or two, served by the most welcoming staff. There are no stiles or gates along the route and no livestock. It was a relief when I reached the stretch of path that passed the power stations once more. Unfortunately they had been replaced with some bad chaffing that was causing not a little discomfort it was a shame that two glorious days of walking were being spoilt by such avoidable problems. The path meets a lane in Dunwich at TM479705. Thorpeness was created by Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie who purchased the Sizewell estate in 1910 and transformed the fishing hamlet into a holiday resort with a boating lake (The Meare), a golf course, a country club and several mock Tudor houses, inducing the famous House in the Clouds. Follow the path as it heads southwards behind the beach for two and a half miles; the path is easy to follow even after the bank ends. Walk 199: Foxfield Country Park: Accessible for All & in All weathers, Walk 201: Hardingstone Pocket Parka short, accessible for all, stroll in Narnia, Walk 202: Paulerspury & Pury End Circular, Walk 203: Sutton Bassett & Ashley Circular. 15.43. Walk 126: Melbourne City Centre linear walk we loved you! Sheltered from the wind, it feels much warmer here than on the beach path. (Image: Archant). The path narrows now as it winds its way through the golf course, Some of the tree roots appear to be pulling the bank up in a rather strange way, 10. The Sandlings Walk skirts Sizewell Hall, but we take the path right onto Sizewell Cliff (4) and back south towards Thorpeness. Walk 116: Trafalgar Square to St Pauls Cathedral Linear, Walk 117: Shrewsbury Town Centre: 660+ listed buildings to discover, Walk 118 / 118: The City of London (1): The Eastern part, Walk 119: The City of London (2): The fascinating Western part, Walk 120: Eton Town Centre: Up against the WallEton & its college, Walk 121: Spitalfields Circular: A melting pot of history. You can establish your proper pace for . The walking is easy and the immediate surroundings pleasant . Turn right, and follow the track northeastwards for a quarter of a mile until Minsmere Road is reached. After a quarter of a mile the road curves to the left to head northwards. This is a circular walk starting in Thorpeness, with its many interesting and quirky properties, crossing woodland and grazing marshes before reaching Sizewell. Keys and Crown: The Snape Heath and River Pub Walk, Sizewell, Eastbridge and Minsmere Circular, Bells and White Horses: The Middleton and Westleton Pub Walk. The road ended at a T-junction, where a wide road took me past the main entrance to the Sizewell power stations. This is a popular trail for birding, hiking, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. Walk 25: Abington Park, Northampton: Ever walked in one of the UKs top 5 parks? Wonderfully quiet. Distance. Cross the road, turn right and then immediately left to continue on northeastwards through some woodland. It was an enjoyable stroll back into the wonderful village of Thorpeness, with its eclectic collection of buildings. Thorpeness Halt opened in 1914 to serve the new visitors to the developing resort. Spend the afternoon strolling along the beach, stopping now and again to paddle in the cool North Sea. Its protected under the Wildlife & Countryside Act (1981) & must not be picked without permission from the landowner, 16. ALDRINGHAM & THORPENESS CIRCULAR WALKS THE WALKS There are four colour coded circular walks shown on the map. From the meare cross over the B1353 and you will see a pay and display car park. Much of the bulk of the stations are hidden by vegetation-covered banks, and the sea is also out of sight behind similar banks. Take FP20 and carry on towards Thorpeness. After passing through the gap turn right, you will now be on the disused railway line which is now a 'Permissive Pathway' heading away from Aldeburgh. Start time. I have visited Orford before, and have always loved the not-quite-the-sea location, with the massive shingle Orford Spit separating the River Ore from the sea. Bay View Trail: Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve. Description Waypoints (12) Getting There An easy flat circular walk from the Suffolk coastal town of Aldeburgh along a disused railway line to Thorpeness, returning back to Aldeburgh along the beach. Good walk but who measured the distance 6+ miles not kilometres, clouds of flies, so probably more in summer, beach is large pebbles so fairly challenging and not overly comfortable to walk on along the shore, not easy to get back on the path if you want to get of the beach again steep slopes of loose pebbles to negotiate. Many people were out and about, walking past and through the nature reserves. Cedar Grove Park: 11385 Pioneer Rd, Tustin, CA 92782. A Gannett Company. Itcost me just 10 for a ptich for the night, and the facilities were all clean and tidy. Turn around and head along the footpath that heads through trees towards the top of the cliffs. This is a converted water tower, 4. Great location in city of Walnut, Los Angeles County. 60-mile route from Felixstowe to Lowestoft, exploring all of the beauty and wonder along the glorious Suffolk Coast. Each guide offers a comprehensive handy to a different part of this special landscape. Again, however, the grounds were guarded by the same ugly concrete walls that I had seen earlier in the day. It eventually passes a metal gate to reach a track at TM453639. It took a while to reach Thorpeness, where I planned to start the day's walk. Highly recommended to everyone! Autumn hues, long, dark shadows and a fresh breeze have have made out visit as rewarding as one in the heat of midsummer. There is the option to carry on along the beach and explore the town of Aldeburgh where you will find a museum, art galleries, many shops, cafes and pubs. After that I drove back to the campsite, still suffering from the chaffing. Start from Aldeburgh at the Fort Green car park on the front. Agree with previous reviewer who said 6.2km is incorrect. Starting at Fort Green car park in Aldeburgh, which has public toilets, it takes you past The House in the Clouds, a Martello Tower, and a fabulous scallop sculpture. If you are looking to take in as much of the local wildlife as possible in the . Walk 9: Oundle Water Meadows Circular: Wonderful water, wildlife & willows, Walk 10: Stoke Bruerne Circular: A lovely walk for all the family around Northamptonshires jewel in the canal network, Walk 11: Salcey Forest Circular: We followed an Elephant looking for an Owl but saw neither today, Walk 12: Abthorpe Circular: Picturesque South Northamptonshire villages (1) in the Tove valley, Walk 13: Weston Circular: Picturesque South Northamptonshire villages (2) in the Tove valley, Walk 14: Bugbrooke Circular: Back to the flats of the canals, but with fantastic views over our beautiful county, Walk 15: Northampton: A brief walk around the historic town centre, Walk 16: Wellingborough town centre heritage trail, Walk 17: Thrapston & Titchmarsh Nature Reserves Circular: A twitchers paradise, Walk 18: Stony Stratford Circular: Crossing the border twice.a walk in the Great Ouse valley, Walk 20: The Bramptons & the Brampton Valley Way Circular, Walk 21: Harringworth Circular: Wonderful structures & wildlife in the Welland Valley, Walk 22: Summer Leys Circular: What a beautiful little nature reserve, Walk 23: Towcester Town & Watermeadows Walk, Walk 24: Rothwell town centrethe place of the red well. Thorpeness Meare from the west in 1920, about 10 years after it was created. Wowwhat a short walk! Theres some lovely placed benches along this path & most of them have been donated. We then hired a rowing boat for one hour which was good fun exploring all the different islands around the lake. Walk 14: Poole Town Centre: Cockles & Mussels alive a live oh! A little overgrown in places but a nice easy stroll. He started the development around 1910. It re-enters an area of woodland, continuing in the same direction along the northern edge of the trees. If the Martello Tower was built to repel invading hordes, the Scallop was built to attract them, at which it's been a great success. After half a mile it enters the small hamlet of Eastbridge, passing the wonderfully-named Eels Foot Inn. The world has changed enormously since the resort was created, but Thorpeness has moved on just enough to keep itself comfortable during its timeless snooze. Access: public footpaths, shingle beach path If you intend to follow this route, then please use the relevant maps and check the route out before you go out. Walk 98: Thorpeness Circular: Walking with our heads (house) in the clouds The 'Needs to Know' Distance: 4.64 miles (7.46km) Time to walk: Just over a couple of hours, but there's opportunities to sit & watch the wildlife on the marshes, or maybe just chill on one of the many benches Turn left and follow this road southwards; after half a mile turn right to follow a footpath that winds between the road on the right and the cliffs on the left. After squeezing past the old coastguard cottages, whose cafe was doing a roaring trade in the sunshine, the path descended down to a floodbank that separated the low levels of the Minsmere Nature Reserve from the sea. Its noted for its populations of Eurasian bittern, European nightjar & other bird species. Walk 138: Overstone Circular: All paths lead to Brew (1. Turn Left and follow FP24 400 m to FP20 on your left. The route back from Dunwich is slightly different. There's also a number of wonderful nature reserves with lots of wildlife. This walk starts off at the Thorpeness car park at TM472594. The easiest way to get to Aldeburgh is by car. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. After another diversion through woodland, the path descended to meet the current shoreline and beach at Dunwich. Walk 127: Brisbane, Australia, Circular Walk, Walk 128: Cairns, Australia Circular Walk, Walk 129: Chester City Circular: What have the Romans done for us?, Walk 130: Rotorua New Zealand. Our free to download leaflets offer a range of circular walks, and are listed below in alphabetical order. Again I enjoyed the way that the B power station seemed to blend in with its surroundings, although the A station was just as ugly from this angle. Walk 7: Yardley Gobian Circular: Stepping back in time across the fields to The Deserted Village. The power station is operated by EDF Energy, EDFs strategic target is for 20 year life extension for Sizewell B PWR, beyond the current accounting closure date of 2035, 14. On the way I passed close to the extraordinary House in the Clouds, a house built below a water tank. The Vulcan public house in Sizewell or the Beach Cafe in the Sizewell car park make excellent half way refreshment stops, whilst the Dolphin public house serves good meals and has a large beer garden. This makes a total distance of 19.8 miles, with 616 feet of ascent and 616 feet of descent. Walk 117: Chipping Warden & Edgcote Circular. Any reproduction, retransmissions, or republication of all or part of any document found on this site is expressly prohibited, unless the author has explicitly granted its prior written consent to so reproduce, retransmit, or republish the material. A day's parking cost 2.50, quite reasonable, and after paying I shouldered my rucksack and set off down the road. It's clearly a popular spot. At the start views of the old windmill and House in the Clouds. (Image: Britain from Above/copyright English Heritage). Mind the sheep poo though!! How often have we followed the green broken lines only to find some all-consuming quagmire or perilous ravine standing in our way? Just south of Thorpeness, our path merges with the Sandlings Walk, then flirts with the western shore of Thorpeness Meare on its way north to Sizewell. There are some ruins on land, in the form of Greyfriars, a Franciscan friary that itself was rebuilt when the more coastal Dominican Priory, Blackfriars, was abandoned. The bikes in the picture above were owned by some people we met who were sat looking across the nature reserve. Continue up the lane, walking across the crossroads in the paths, We now need to be careful as were walking across Thorpeness Golf Club, the clubhouse of which is on the left, Mr Ogilvie first approached English architect Harry Colt to design a golf course in 1911, but the outbreak of The First World War interrupted his plans. Ogilvie believed in the great outdoors and encouraging people to get outside - don't we all after a dose of Christmas cabin fever? Walk 146: Silverdale Circular Walka beautiful unknown corner of Britain, Walk 148: The Isle of WightA stroll around the Yarmouth estuary, Walk 150: Bembridge, Isle of Wight Circular Walk, Walk 152: Bradgate Park & Swithland Wood Circular, Walk 153: Barnack & Ufford Circular (Rowdy Rectors & Sequoia Safari), Walk 154: Baildon Escholt Circular (Emmerdale Walk), Walk 156: Marlow & Hurley Lock Circular Walk, Walk 159: Sudbury Town Walkin the footsteps of Thomas Gainsborough, Walk 160: The Ashridge Estate.an avoid the usual crowds walk, Walk 162: Milton Keynes Lake to Lake Circular, Walk 164: Levishama hamlet in the North Yorkshire Moors, Walk 165: Malham Cove, Gordale Scar & Janets Foss Circular Walk (Voted No.3 in Britains Best 100 Walks), Walk 166: Aysgarth Falls & Woodsjust a stunning walk. The Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) has some of the most appealing landscapes for walking, from leisurely strolls to keen hiking, and are a fantastic way to really get to know and explore the area at a pace that will help you see wildlife and also boost your health and wellbeing! In places itmay be muddy in places in wet weather. An easy walk from the car park, along the shingle beach, and onto the clifftop paths. Stour & Orwell Walk Walk Id: 4223762 (SK02) Ipswich . It emerges from the woodland and continues between fields, with power lines on the left. Car parking is free on the road around The Meare and there is a car park nearby. Besides a large main pond, there are several channels with landings marked with names of the Peter Pan theme. Thorpeness Meare from the west in 1920, about 10 years after it was created. Lovely paths. This walk starts at the Scallop, round and through Thorpeness, taking in parts of the Thorpeness North Walk and South Walk, as well as short sections of the Suffolk Coast Path and Sandlings Walk. Thorpeness car park. Theres no time to sit & rest though as that storms coming & were still a good 15 minutes walk from Thorpeness which can be seen ahead, Theres some fenced off vegetation on the stony beach which is Sea Pea, a rare plant & in decline. Walk #892: A circular walk between Thorpeness and Dunwich General Data Map of the walk Maps courtesy of Google Maps. If you're hungry after your walk it is well worth going to the Aldeburgh Fish & Chip Shop, be warned they are very popular so be prepared to queue! The adjacent B power station is a very different creature, with a glorious white dome glinting above the blue buildings. After wandering through the bushes we finally arrive at a T-junction which is an old railway track the old station is straight ahead, 11. Cracking Circular Walks in Suffolk for your Dog 1. Walk 42: Galway City Centre: What a city! During the day boat races are held & at night boats that have been decorated are paraded around the Meare followed by a grand fireworks display. So thats the end of our lovely walk around the fantasy village of Thorpeness. I had marked it as going over the hill, just south of the trig pillar, but the signs on the ground pointed down a track that skirted the edge of the trees. When the clear path curves to the left, continue straight on until a junction with a track is reached at TM469689. The colours of the landscape evolve through the seasons making it a delight all-year-round. Walk 89: Swansea City Walk: Does it deliver a knockout punch? Grid reference: TM452602. Getting there: A12 then A1094 to Aldeburgh Phone: 01394 445225 | Email: [email protected]. Discover open sections of the England Coast Path in the South West, along the south coast from Southampton and up to the Welsh border. It was also two buildings that were basically stables & shed dating back to the 1800s, In 1913 the two properties were converted into a hotel, but in 1995 it was destroyed by a fire & rebuilt to how it is today in 1998, 6. The Dolphin public house can be found straight ahead. The morning was bright and sunny, and whilst it clouded over this afternoon, there was no real reduction in the warmth. For Sale: 2 beds, 2 baths 1560 sq. Todays walk starts right in the middle of the village at the place inspired by the story of Peter Pan by JM Barrie, who was a personal family friendThe Meare, Walk round the back of the tearooms to the lake which is man-made. Originally called The Gazebo, the clapboarded structure was built in 1923, The windmillwas built as a corn mill at Aldringham in 1803. ft. 3745 Valley Blvd #38, Walnut, CA 91789 $149,000 MLS# IV23029266 Standard Sale. I spent the night at Run Cottage, which is situated just outside the village of Hollesley. The House in the Clouds was originally built as a water tower in 1923 to receive water pumped from Thorpeness Windmill which you will see on the opposite side of the path, it was converted to a house in 1979 and is now rented out as a holiday home. You can either stay on the footpath or walk along the beach back to the Thorpe Road car park. Lovely area, great little walk with the kids, beach, horses, great view. Customize Map data OpenStreetMap contributors 2 Look to the right to see a very large gatehouse style property which is known as West Bar. If you find any information on any of these routes that is inaccurate, or you wish to add anything, then please email me. Although Thorpeness nestles in a duned landscape and salty air, it has freshwater coursing in its veins. A woman on a horse was waiting by the gate, her dogs playing in the water. The Aldeburgh/Thorpeness circular walk via the old railway line. Be inspired and book short walks and breaks, longer walks and escapes or use the interactive map to plan your own trip using the distance calculator. We head off - wife Clare, dog Farley and me - north towards Thorpeness. The walk passes through the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which covers 150 square miles in East Anglia and includes wildlife-rich wetlands, ancient heaths, shingle beaches and historic towns and villages. It was a relief to reach the end of the walk, and I had no wish to extend the walk in any way. Although they are called hills, Goose and Kenton hills are more like bumps in the landscape, rising to a massive nine and eleven metres respectively! Toggle between the options below to show available markers. Walk 56: Melton Mowbray Town Walk: Everyone loves a Pork Pie, Walk 57: St Andrews Linear Walk: The Home of Golf, Walk 58: Dundee City Walk: One City, Many Discoveries, Walk 59: Rhossili Circular: The supermodel of British beaches, Walk 60: Grantham Town Walk: This walks not for turning, Walk 61: Beverley Town Walk: Down the rabbit hole, Walk 62: Worcester City Walk: Full of Pomp & Ceremony. A short walk around Thorpeness . I walked a slightly different, seaward, route to the friary, replicating one that I took on the coast walk. The walk is mostly level on public footpaths and permissive routes, and an old railway line. A circular stroll from Aldeburgh to Thorpeness, via the old, disused railway line is perfect for early autumn. No Bull, Walk 54: Oundle Heritage TrailBack to School, Walk 55: Titchmarsh Village Heritage Trail: Do you dig it Alan?, Walk 56: Thrapston Town Centre: The Star Spangled Banner. All walks are free to download and print and all routes have GPS files. At the end of the path turn right onto the B1353 and walk for about 200 metres and you will see Thorpeness Meare on your right. Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. (Image: Crown Copyright), This website and associated newspapers adhere to the Independent Press Standards Organisation's Carbon Canyon Regional Park: 4442 Carbon Canyon Road, Brea, CA 92823. 59-mile route through this iconic and historic heathland stretching from the outskirts of Ipswich to the seaside town of Southwold. Able to park close to Uplands Rd at the beginning but we may have got lucky. The technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user. Walk 122: Ludlow Town Centre: The loveliest town in England? 19.8 miles. Can walk past cliffs on low tide. Sizewell power station can now be seen directly ahead, with the distinctive hemispherical dome in the distance. After passing Sizewell Gap the path climbed up onto the top of the cliffs, passing seaward of Sizewell Hall. Walk 137: Moulton Village Walk how beautiful! ), Walk 18: Four Spires: Broughton Great Cransley Thorpe Malsor Loddington Cransley Wood Broughton, Walk 20: Braybrooke & Arthingworth Circular, Walk 23: Annie & Ninas Cotton End, Northampton Circular Walk, Walk 24: Tinas Flore Circular via Brockhall.
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