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A local legend is that local clergymen used to preach from the bridge to local estate workers and hence its name. The bridge contains ornate ironwork, has been given Grade II listed status and has been restored to its former glory. The Jurassic Way passes beneath the bridge.

You cant actually access the woods as there is no right of way but you can get a reasonably good view from the Bridleway and from the Eastern end of the wood.

Pleasant little water crossing with the option to go around.

Beautiful 14th century church with a tower dating back to the 12th century.

Not to be confused with the major Hertfordshire town to the north of London, the Northamptonshire village of Watford is known for the nearby Watford Gap. The Gap is one of England's major transport arteries due to its position through the ridge of high ground that runs across the region. There was a settlement here in Roman times called Bannaventa, which means 'gap in the hills' and it was on the route of Watling Street, the major Roman road. Today, there's a pub – the Wheelwright's Arms – and the surrounding Watford Park, an 18th-century garden cultivated on the site of the former medieval village.

Views of Althorp House and Deer herd

The Northamptonshire village of Harlestone has lots to offer walkers and lovers of the outdoors. The village is made up of two settlements, Upper and Lower Harlestone, and has a golf course, a heath and a woodland, Harlestone Firs. Much of the land is owned by the nearby Althorp Estate, the childhood home of Princess Diana.