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1. www.bathnes.gov.uk › sites › defaultTucking Mill Reservoir Visitor information - Bath and North ...

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   lake. Tucking Mill’s involveme nt with wate r supply dates back to athe Victorian period. Water from the spring sources has been collected since 1881, originally by a waterwheel pump for transfer of water to Combe Down. Bath Corporation ran the facility from 1954 until the formation of the Wessex Water Authority in 1974 and it has ...

2. www.alltrails.com › blenheim-circular-via-combeCombe and Blenheim Circular, Oxfordshire, England - AllTrails

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   Combe and Blenheim Circular. Head out on this 6.7-mile loop trail near Woodstock, Oxfordshire. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 38 min to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking, running, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.

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   • Location: Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England

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4. www.alltrails.com › en-gb › trailCombe, Blenheim Park and East End Circular - AllTrails

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   This is a scenic and varied countryside trail with some lovely views over the surroundings of Cotswolds National Landscape. Starting in the village of Combe, the route leads toward Blenheim Park. It continues through the park along the bank of The Lake, passing Harry Potter Tree, Column of Victory, and further to the north area. It then finds a path along Akeman Street and continues to River ...

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   • Location: Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England

5. www.bradtguides.com › burlington-combe-andA walk in my home county: Burrington Combe, Somerset

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   Nov 12, 2020 · Take in the rich views along wooded valleys, open moorlands and dramatic gorges on this 5-mile walk. A deep limestone gorge honeycombed with caves and underground streams, Burrington Combe is a welcome, low-key alternative to its more famous neighbour, Cheddar Gorge. Like Cheddar, the combe was cut in the ice age by the action of streams that ...

6. visitlyntonandlynmouth.com › watersmeet-combe-parkWatersmeet to Combe Park - Visit Lynton & Lynmouth

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   a walk through Devon lanes, farmland and woodland. An excellent circular pub walk was a 4 1/2 mile walk from Watersmeet, up to Hilsford Bridge, through Combe Park & then up to the Beggars Roost, then back down past East Lyn farm to Myrtleberry Cleave & then back to Watersmeet. It takes in a bit of walking along rivers, Devon country lanes, open ...

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7. www.geograph.org.uk › photo › 1017129Combe Gate entrance, Blenheim © Philip Halling :: Geograph ...

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   Oct 22, 2008 · SW. S. SE. Discuss SP4215. Navigate with Google Maps. Lookup nearest Postcode. Image classification (about): Geograph. This page has been viewed about 3341 times. The Combe Gate entrance to the parkland of Blenheim Palace.

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   How do I get to Combe Haven reedbed?

   • From the car park walk north past Marker Post 1 and alongside the Combe Haven river. At MP2 cross the bridge and turn left. After a little way turn right onto the path leading to the viewing point in the reedbed. Returning to MP2 you can continue along the river to the rest of the country park.

   Combe Valley Countryside Park - Introduction

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   How do I get to Combe Haven?

   • Off Harley Chute Road via Field Way. Bear left across the first field and follow the path to the Combe Haven river, then turn right. Limited parking by the entrance. This path gets extremely muddy during wet weather! There is a car park at the eastern end of the playing fields accessed of the A259 Bexhill Road, west of the petrol station.

   Combe Valley Countryside Park - Introduction

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   How do I get to Combe Valley & Greenway?

   • Going south the path skirts a field of crops and passes a new lake before going under the link road, Combe Valley Way, and reaching the Greenway path. Immediately west of the railway bridge a footpath runs SE next to the railway line. This path is sometimes very muddy in wet weather.

   Combe Valley Countryside Park - Introduction

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   How do I get to Pebsham Country Park?

   • At the far end of Pebsham Lane it enters the country park. Do not drive beyond here as the access is only for residents, the Pebsham Rural Business Centre and farm access. After about a quarter of a mile the lane picks up the 1066 Country Walk and enters the park. Please do not drive along the lane as there is no parking for non-residents.

   Combe Valley Countryside Park - Introduction

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   Where can I enter the countryside park?

   • The map shows most of the places where you can enter the countryside park. The nearest train stations are Bexhill, West St Leonards and Crowhurst, all of which are about a mile from the nearest park entrance. The 98 and 99 buses both run along the A259 past Bulverhythe recreation ground and the Blackbrooks garden centre.

   Combe Valley Countryside Park - Introduction

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   What to do in Burrington Combe & Cheddar Gorge?

   • Take in the rich views along wooded valleys, open moorlands and dramatic gorges on this 5-mile walk. A deep limestone gorge honeycombed with caves and underground streams, Burrington Combe is a welcome, low-key alternative to its more famous neighbour, Cheddar Gorge.

   A walk in my home county: Burrington Combe, Somerset - Bradt Guides

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9. combevalleycountrysidepark.com › park › visitIntroduction - Combe Valley Countryside Park

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   From the A259 Bexhill Road turn into Lewis Avenue for Blackbrooks Garden Centre (formerly Wyevale) and park on the overflow car park on the right. There are toilets and a café in the Garden Centre. Just beyond the entrance to the overflow carpark a footpath leads north past Marker Post 63 towards Pebsham Lake and the rest of the park.