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Blackmore village is a place to visit they have a great Tea room Homemade cakes made on the premises just across the road there is a little church rumour have it Henry the eighth went there

Proper tea (loose) with our big breakfast.

Fantastic cafe stop in the pretty village of Blackmore. They've got a great menu and loads of outside space, a real favourite of local and London cyclists.

There are loads of singletracks and cycle paths to explore in these woods. Follow the wheel (looks like a cog) signs for the cycle path. It can get very muddy in the wet.

There's a cafe in here - also a toilet block and a shelter from the sun/rain.

The gravel here is glacial. The sand and pebbles at the base of the wall show a cross section of river beds that flowed from an ice sheet 450,000 years ago.

Walk down the public footpath to get a great view of this magnificent building. Built between 1764-1770 by the architect James Paine, it was originally owned by Baron Petre of Writtle, one of Britain's wealthiest land owners. The house is now private luxury apartments and cottages.

Massive slices of cake