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Some describe the view from this hill (at 182m) as the best view in Woodcote. It sure is lovely - to the south-east, over the paddocks and then College Wood, you can see the distant landscape miles away from here. Worth stopping to enjoy.

These Almshouses were established by Henry Alnutt (a lawyer of Middle Temple in London) in 1724. These make the three sides of the courtyard. There is also a chapel constructed around the same time. In the 1880s, a school was built, attempting to be in the same architectural style, and in 1900 a post office was added. It's a very impressive building!

Honesty farm shop. Try a punnet of strawberries for £3!

See if you can work it out.

Not for the faint hearted - technical trails with jumps and roots galore

If you're riding through Woodcote you won't be able to miss the village sign by the Villgae Green and Cricket Club. A thatched cottage on a green field takes centre stage in the sign between 2 different types of trees, a clear blue sky behind it. The name 'WOODCOTE' is carved in golden letters in an arc above the cottage on the blue background, while at the bottom the sentence 'A CHILTERN VILLAGE 2002' is carved in the same golden letters on the green field. Incidentally, Woodcote won the Oxfordshire Village of the Year title for 2008.

As you ride along the lane heading towards Reading, keep an eye out in the fields to your right for all the fluffy alpacas!

You can get a good view of lots of Alpacas roaming the fields.