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Not super easy to find the way into the park if you don't know it, so make a bee-line for Bee Hire and you'll see the pathway on the right.

"The church dates from c.1190. The tower arch is C13 and the side aisles are C14. The font is Norman, and the C15 roof has protective angels with shields! More details are available in the church which is usually open during daylight hours. St Peter & St Paul’s church had a thorough restoration in 1887-1889, but there remain many interesting features from earlier times: which makes it a particularly pretty church: quintessentially English!" Cit. https://wingravewithrowshamparishchurch.co.uk/history/

Used it as a coffee stop but the pub looks good as well. Coffee is available outside pub opening hours "THE BOOT BY MONKSHOOD COFFEE " access via Car Park. Full opening hours here https://www.thepilgrimpub.co.uk/

As you pass under the road ahead you will see Street Art on the bridge supports. To see the latest creations get off you bike glance across the canal to the other bridge support and walk around the side of the bridge support

Views over the River Ouzel. This is useful path linking the "Green Bridge" over the canal from Tiddenfoot Waterside Park to South Meadow next to Grovebury Road.

Unfortunately Danger Mouse is no longer here he has been painted over with fresh street art

A typically beautiful Buckinghamshire village, North Martston is a treat to visit. It boasts an excellent, award-winning pub, the Pilgrim, which serves quality food. The community shop is a great place to stock up on supplies and you can do so in the knowledge that your trade is going directly back into improving the local area.

Ace pub with a good little garden to the rear. Currrently home to the Monkshood coffee van while we are in lockdown which is also very much recommended!