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This highlight is not the Beetle and Wedge. It’s the Leatherne Bottle (although that now appears to be closed down). The Beetle and Wedge is on the other side of the river in Moulsford.

A good place to practice cyclo-cross skills it's great fun.

We rode this section of the Chalk Way..challenging tree roots and the way ahead prohibited to cyclists. Alternative route easy to find

Delightful food and drink

The pub is a great place to stop for food and drink on your run. What makes this one particularly special, aside from the good food, is the view that you get from the outside here of the beautiful Chiltern hills in the area. They've placed some benches on the opposite side of the road: just sit down and enjoy!

Stop here on your jog, and you sure won't regret it. This is a lovely, Grade II listed church. The church at Ipsden fell into disrepair in the 12th century, and the materials from that were used to repair and enlarge this church - which then became a parish church. This is why this church is set slightly away from the main village of Ipsden. Since then, there were many additions, of course. For instance, the north chapel was improved in the 14th century, and the gallery at the west end of the church was added in the 19th century. It's a beautiful English church.

This huge railway bridge crosses the River Thames here. It is locally known as "Four Arches"... because of its four arches. There are two parallel bridges here, in fact, so the bridge is actually two bridges. The original bridge was built between 1838 and 1840 for the main route of the Great Western Railway. The second, parallel, bridge was added in the 1890s. It's a very imposing and impressive structure, particularly if you are just immediately below on the river bank path here.

This is a lovely, Grade II listed church. The church at Ipsden fell into disrepair in the 12th century, and the materials from that were used to repair and enlarge this church - which then became a parish church. This is why this church is set slightly away from the main village of Ipsden. Since then, there were many additions, of course. For instance, the north chapel was improved in the 14th century, and the gallery at the west end of the church was added in the 19th century. It's a beautiful English church.