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Disused railway line, perfectly flat and straight.

It's a Car free route

Great Tarmac track through Milton Park to Sutton Courtney

Cycle path away from traffic and in the middle of nature that's convenient to get from Abingdon to Didcot. Some of the path was resurfaced relatively recently, so the tarmac is in decent conditions, shame they didn't do a better job at smoothing it out as it can be quite bumpy in places even where the new tarmac was laid down.

Great cut through that links Long Wittenham to Didcot. Mostly OK, bar after severe flooding.

The rugged yew tree is a survivor, having been badly damaged in several recent arson attacks. The yew likely predates the All Saints church built in the 12th century. There is evidence of Roman and Saxon settlement in this area, and so it is likely a wooden church once existed on the present site. Baxter wrote about the yew in his 1992 book 'The Eternal Yew' and called it 'a survivor whatever the circumstances - a typical eternal yew'.

Seems pretty flooded in December, without an unusually high amount of rain. There are steps up to the road above where you can cross and go back down the other side.