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When visiting Vann Garden, be sure to explore the Yew Walk, a serene pathway enclosed by towering yew hedges planted in 1909. This area was originally designed as a rose garden but has since been replanted with foliage plants to provide year-round interest. The Yew Walk offers a tranquil retreat and a glimpse into the garden's evolving history. [1] https://www.historichouses.org/house/vann/visit/

In my personal experience, we encounter a unique dual patronage at this ancient and venerable church. Firstly, it is dedicated to the Mother of God, or MARY, but the parish community has not only entrusted itself to her personal intercession before God's throne, but has also made a far-reaching addition: By adding the two short words "All Saints" to the Marian patronage, the people of this parish have also entrusted themselves to the comprehensive protection of the complete heaven of saints.

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Great bridleway, tarmac and gravel track, usable all year and passable even on a road bike

Oak, ash and hazel create a fantastic habitat for birds and animals here, and in summer it's buzzing with life. In spring, the forest floor is full of colour with bluebells, wood anemone and daffodils. Willow warblers and nuthatches call the copse their home, so keep an eye out and you might spot them.

Free parking which has a 2m height restriction

William Morris called this church "the most beautiful country church in all of England". Aside from the 15th century timber-framed tower and spire, most of the church was built between 1270 and 1290 and has remained largely unchanged.

Amazing fire road through the fields, you could almost be in France or Italy with the surrounding hills.

Scenic bridleway through farmland on a good surface that you could probably even tackle on a road bike all year round.