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A lovely little church, didn't get a chance to go inside by was nice to take a stop at

Good coffee shop with bike locks outside. Large space, and a sausage roll with Chutney + Crips + Drink for £6-7. Convenient spot in the lovely village of Chinnor for riders from the Chilterns, Ridgeway, and Thame.

Robin Gibb’s grave and across the road his home (The Prebendal )

Quaint British pub as you would imagine. Here there is no painted sign in front of the entrance, but six bells have been placed here, three at the top, two in the middle and one at the bottom.

This beautiful 13th-century Anglican church is a must-see. The cemetery also contains the grave of "Bee Gee" Robin Gibb.

Very cute small village close to the Phoenix Trail and Thame. Easily accessible from cycle route 57.

Chinnor Windmill is a historic flour mill originally built in 1789. It was demolished in 1967 but is being lovingly restored by local volunteers. You can read more here: http://chinnor-windmill.blogspot.com/

Chinnor Windmill: Chinnor Windmill is an historic flour mill that was originally built in 1789. It was demolished in 1967 for housing but fortunately many of the parts were stored, and the 'mill has steadily been rebuilt by a small group of dedicated volunteers. Opens generally on the first and third Sundays of every month from 10.00 - 15.00 - but also open on certain other dates (or dates may change due to Bank Holidays) and for more details please take a look at Chinnor Windmill blogspot. Visitors can talk with the restoration volunteers (who are an enthusiastic group of folks dedicated to their cause) and see inside and climb to the very top of the 'mill! https://www.chinnorrailway.co.uk/product.php/153/chinnor-windmill