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Worth it for the final approach into Slaugham village alone. Postcard-perfect (apart from all the parked cars)

The lake at Nymans garden spills over at its southern end, cascading underneath a footbridge. From here, you find yourself at the same level as the lake's surface, giving it an infinity pool-like effect.

St Mary's is a Grade II-listed church with a pretty graveyard. Ancient yew trees provide enormous canopies over the tombs and create a blissful sense of peace. It's a lovely spot to visit on a hike in the area.

Wooded bridleway linking Handcross with Slaugham. Surface generally pretty good even with rain.

Lovely converted garage selling really good coffee and excellent cakes and pasties. Very friendly too.

Slaugham Mill Pond is a pretty stretch of water that is fed by the River Ouse. It was formed in medieval times to power the forges of the local iron industry. Today, it is a haven for wildlife and a nice place to stop for a moment.

An ancient yew tree, estimated to be about 1000 years old, stands over the graveyard at the rear of St. Mary's Church. This is an amazing tree with an incredible girth - well worth parking your bike up and wandering around to the other side of the church to see a tree that was probably a seedling during the Battle of Hastings!