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Wonderful Ploughman's Lunch - generous cheese portions!

A pleasant walk along the Watermill canal. It's nice to see lots of people with their dogs.

Apparently the only complete windmill in Hertfordshire

Beautiful ride out. The “crumbs” bakery in Watton at Stone is a great place to stop for a re-fuel and is very cyclist friendly, with seating both inside and behind outside, with bike parking out back too

Whitwell is a charming village located near Harpenden in Hertfordshire. Stop at the Bull Inn for a refreshing drink, or visit Emily's Tea Room and grab yourself some delicious cakes or coffee.

The River Oughton flows next to Oughtonhead Common and the footpath between the two makes for a lovely place to run. You will also find a number of trails across the common. There are a variety of habitats on the common which is a nature reserve managed by Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust. Keep and eye out for woodcock and kingfishers.

The River Oughton flows next to Oughtonhead Common and the footpath between the two makes for a lovely place to hike. There are a variety of habitats on the common which is a nature reserve managed by Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust. Keep and eye out for woodcock and kingfishers.

Not open Sunday anymore until 12noon.

Beautiful fan tailed Windmill, in a stunning location.

A well hidden stop behind the high street in Whitwell. Nice place to grab a coffee with the added bonus of a bike repair/spares shop on the premises.

Nice descent towards Cromer with a swinging right / left double corner which you can take flat out with the right line (but stay on your own side of the road in case of oncoming traffic around the bend).

Moderate Trail , Watch Out For Traffic

Another magnificent example of an old Post Mill, complete with sails

A great spot for a cuppa - and a cake!

Great coffee and cakes

I cycled over this way after a colleague told me Lilley Bottom was just like cycling in France. ‘Yeah right’, I thought. But you know what? It is like cycling in France!

Great bit of road with lovely views and if you are coming from Woolmer Green it is mostly down hill.

The windmill has stood for nearly 800 years now as determined by a dendrochronological survey conducted in 1998. First built in 1681, this windmill has been restored and put back to work! It's the country's only surviving windmill. You can visit it for just £2 but it's not open to the public very often. 2.30pm to 5.00pm on Sundays and the odd Saturday during summer, check cromerwindmill.co.uk for exact dates.

The windmill has stood for nearly 800 years now as determined by a dendrochronological survey conducted in 1998.

A nice road to enjoy on a hot summer day