A pleasant stroll along an historic transport link in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Tring, Hertfordshire to Cheddington, Buckinghamshire Like the South Downs, the setting for my last walk, and part of the same geological system, the hills of the Chilterns are celebrated for their dramatic combes, chalk grassland, attractive beech hangers and impressive [...]
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Rain. Deer. A Swamp. Rain.
Posted in sussex, walks, tagged amberley, amberley wild brooks, arun, canal, deer, pulborough, stane street, sussex, wey and arun canal on February 26, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Did I mention the rain? Actually, I exaggerate. It didn’t rain all day. Not quite. Pulborough to Amberley, West Sussex. A walk along the Arun Valley, taking in centuries of history and spectacular countryside and wildlife. And rain. Start: Pulborough Station TQ043186 Finish: Amberley Station TQ026118 How to get there: Both stations are on the [...]
