22nd June Circular walk from Tring via Grove Wood, Hastoe and Bull Wood
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The Lee
16th June Circular walk from Wendover via , Haddington Hill, Wendover Woods, The Hale, Swan Bottom, Lee Common, The Lee and Kingsash
Waddesdon
22nd June Circular walk from Ashedon via Waddesdon Manor, Westcott & Gypsy Bottom
Pirton
25th May Circular walk from Pirton via Knocking Hoo, Pegsdon, Hoo Bit and Little Offley. Our best walk for a while!
Wotton-at-Stone
2nd June Circular walk from Watton-at-Stone via Hebing End, Little Munden, Whitehill Golf Course, Sacombe Park, Tonwell and Woodhall Park
Harmer Green
26th May Circular walk from Oaklands via Harmer Green, Digswell, Burnham Green and Datchworth Green
Penn
8th August Circular walk from Penn via Wycombe Heights, Forty Green, Twichels Wood & Common Wood
Greys Green
6th May We've parked in front of the village hall at Greys Green and, as we leave the car park, we're clocked by a villager from inside...clearly there's going to be an event today. We make a hasty escape before anyone can catch up with us. Tucked away on the high ground above Henley, this sleepy corner of The Chilterns is largely undisturbed by the 21st Century. Today's walk is mostly a 'walk in the woods' and the first of the year in which Nature has shaken off the last of winter's tentacles. The over-whelming colour is green..bright, luminous, 'hurt-your-eyes' green. Suddenly the beech trees are fully decked and the morning sun dials up the colours to full volume. That said, the northerly wind is intent on reminding us not to get too carried away.
Ashridge Bluebells
28th April Our annual Bluebell-fest (see here and here). We're at Dockey Wood by 6-45am and we have the place to ourselves, except for two hard-core photographers. It may be my imagination, but I think the display is marginally less spectacular this year. Perhaps the recent hot weather or yesterday's heavy rain and high winds have taken their toll....nevertheless, the colours are still breath-taking. As is traditional, we wander around looking like rank amateurs, taking a few snaps, before leaving the Wood for The Coombe via Ward's Hurst Farm. The smell of the wild garlic is strong as we walk through The Coombe and we have the place to ourselves.
Ipsden Heath
20th April Easter Saturday and we're out before most of the world is awake. As we wander through Park Wood, behind Nuffield Place, the milky light through the trees combined with the lilac carpet of bluebells is a magical experience. It's worth getting up early for this! We turn south and head for Ipsden Heath. It's hard to find paths around here that we've not walked but it's no less agreeable for that. The sun is warm and the early morning peace is thoroughly enjoyable. This is better than working, any day!
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