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Great Little Cafe with Friendly Staff. Indoor and Outdoor Seating. Not much room for bikes but solo or small groups definitely worth a stop if you are passing.

When cycling along the Leicester Road (A426) Cycle Path, be aware that some sections may have concrete segregators separating the cycle lane from vehicular traffic. These barriers, while enhancing cyclist safety, can be less visible in poor weather conditions. To ensure your safety, especially during low-light or adverse weather, consider using high-visibility clothing and front lights to increase your visibility to other road users. Additionally, always remain vigilant for pedestrians who might inadvertently step into the cycle lane, particularly in shared-use areas. [1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95v6z6vzyo

What inevitably catches the eye of the passing cyclist are the modern heirs of the beautiful historic windmills. Centuries ago, our ancestors were clever enough to use the power of the wind for their own purposes, by driving millstones and grinding grain into flour, for example. Often placed in the landscape in dozens, this modern and unaesthetic variant - in the past, people took great care to design the architecture of each individual mill - is used to generate electricity. These wind farms are not without controversy, as they are often built without consideration for the landscape, and above all, the slender blades can become a death trap for birds.

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A lovely stop with seating inside or outside. Modern Cafe And Delicatessen Serving Hot And Cold Drinks, Light Bites, Homemade Cakes, Pies and much more

Bit muddy and slippery in places in October

St John the Baptist church, a beautiful place to take a moment mid-ride. You can walk all around the church and marvel at the architecture.

A nice place to stop and rest a while.

Nice loop but can be busy with traffic, down one hill and up the other side into Brownsover

There hasn't been any management of trees and shrubs along the Greenway since 1968, so they have cut down the self seeding sycamore to give the other plants a chance to grow. The foliage cuts out so much light from the ground level. At least they have a reason to cu the trees down...

The guys are making a Midlands hedge...

Excellent greenway, the wild plants are so well kept...

Left to Barby or just up the hill there is the Rugby Model Railway Society...

This is where I finally got off the canal path

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From the bridge there were so many yellow water lilies and reeds, wild life was abundant...

It's a nice way to get through Rugby, with wildlife is great...

In the distance is Standford Hall, with a campsite to one side and what looks like a deer park...

Wind power turbine, personally I don't see a problem with them...

Along here you will find the Greenway or disused railway, really nice gravel route takes you a long way to Draycote Water...

Along this section there are different wild flowers, with one section seems to be a wet land with bull rushes with the birds feeding. Worth a visit, could get a bit boggy when wet but there seems to be more gravel these days.