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There’s a couple of cafes and a Co-op, otherwise not too much to write home about. Despite a lot of old half timbered buildings it’s not the most scenic town.

Caught this Heron standing fishing in the middle of Washout Pit.

This is where the original farm stood: you can still see its foundations in the short grass. It was abandoned during the early 1960s when most of the farm became part of the gravel pits. Nowadays, the area is a flower rich grassland area, supporting many meadow species. There also used to be a ferry here which would transport people over the river so they could get to Great Paxton

Here the Heron Trail follows the Ouse Valley Way.

Great visitor's centre with public toilets, outside and inside seating areas, small second-hand book shop and very reasonably priced cafe. Friendly staff.

Pleasant little footpath running adjacent to the Hen Brook creek that flows into St Neots Marina and the River Great Ouse. You may spot some local birdlife lounging along the riverbank as you pass through.

Paxton Pits is a beautiful nature reserve situated in St Neots in Cambridgeshire. The reserve has a rich array of fantastic wildlife such as nightingales, cormorants, and kingfishers, as well as a mosaic of beautiful vegetation and habitats such as reedland, scrub, woodland, meadows, and lakes.

Here you can enjoy great views down the River Ouse as you head along Mill Lane. You can hop onto the other side of the road and check out Paper Mill Lock too.