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Please note - this is Bunny church, not Bingham!!

I can confirm it gets pretty cloggy up the north end after prolonged rain.

There are some lovely country walks in the area surrounding the large village of East Leake. To the north west are the West Leake Hills, a gently rolling patchwork of farmland and woodland. The Midshires Way long-distance trail passes through the village. In the village you will find a Co-op supermarket and a number of smaller shops for a quick mooch. There are four pubs and plenty of other places to eat or drink. Accommodation can be sought at the Midshires Way Campsite and Alpaca Farm, which has modern glamping lodges, or at Elms Farm B&B.

Bunny is a charming Nottinghamshire village with great access to some lovely walking. Its most significant building is Bunny Hall, which was built in the 1570s and occupied by the Parkyns family for three centuries. The parish church of St Mary is Grade I-listed and dates back to the 14th century. Nearby Bunny Old Woods Nature Reserve has a few delightful trails, whilst Bunny Brook is a treat to walk alongside.

Long double track unsurfaced lane. Legally a restricted byway so good for anything up to a horse and carriage but no engines. There's a decent sized hill and from the ruts it looks like it gets pretty muddy in the winter but rock hard in June when I rode it.

The official cafe of the University of Nottingham Cycling Club as well as a very popular cafe/deli for the locals of East Leake and surrounding villages. This place is rarely not busy and for good reason. The cakes and sandwiches are divine as well as the coffees. If you are around on a Friday evening take the opportunity to attend one of their gin nights and enjoy a selection from their well-stocked gin array. Indoor and outdoor seating. Can leave bikes outside but would recommend a cafe lock if sitting upstairs.