A few days ago I was chatting to Mandy, one of my walking buddies and I mentioned a walk I had done on Cranborne Chase earlier in the year. This…
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Bagging Trig Pillars on a Circuit from Ewelme
Today I am making the short drive to Ewelme on the edge of the Chiltern Hills. We have previously done a few walks from this attractive South Oxfordshire village. The…
Read MoreA Circuit to Leygrove Wood from Ibstone
A feature of the last week or so has been the way that the weather has been stunning first thing in the morning and then as the day progresses has…
Read MoreMausoleums, a Deep Well and a Trig Point in the Chilterns
After a couple of days of short walks, today I am heading out for a fifteen-mile walk. Increasingly I find that at least once a week I need to lace…
Read MoreIbstone to Christmas Common – A Nine Mile Circuit
My walk for today will be a nine mile circuit in the Chiltern Hills starting from Cholsey Grange CL. (more…)
Read MoreVisiting Hanger Wood from Cholsey Grange CL
Whilst studying the Ordnance Survey map yesterday evening I spotted a path through nearby Hanger Wood I have not previously walked. Obviously this oversight needs to be rectified as soon…
Read MoreAston Rowant Nature Reserve and Beacon Hill
One of the spots that I like to visit when staying at Cholsey Grange CL is the stunning Aston Rowant Nature reserve. This afternoon’s forecast is good, but given the…
Read MoreSix Miles Around Penley Wood and Commonhill Wood
As a frequent visitor to Cholsey Grange CL I have done many walks from the site. However, there is such an extensive network of paths it is always possible to…
Read MoreA Five Mile Stroll from Cholsey Grange CL
After a few weeks at home I am away again, this time back on familiar ground at Cholsey Grange CL. I am here for a couple of weeks keeping an…
Read MoreAvebury to Stonehenge on the Sarsens Trail
Earlier in the year with three friends, Mandy, Glenda and Ged, I walked the Clarendon Way, the 27-mile route between Winchester Cathedral and Salisbury Cathedral it was a cracking day…
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