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Aug 26, 2016 · From Fullerton the route heads through fields, briefly joining the course of the railway again, before meeting up with the picturesque River Anton - the river rises just north of Andover and joins the River Test near Chilbolton.
an old railway bridge over the Pill Hill Brook which joins the River Anton. The path emerges onto Watery Lane and soon passes the Crook and Shears Pub. á bridge over the old dismantled...
The Test Way is a 44-mile long distance walking route that will take you from its dramatic start, high on the chalk downs at Inkpen, to follow much of the course of the River Test to Eling where...
Jun 17, 2019 · - Terrain: Old railway track, field paths, village roads. - Time: 3 hours - Refreshments: The Mayfly, Fullerton, White Lion Inn, Wherwell - Public transport: Wheelers bus service 15 between Andover and Stockbridge via Fullerton, Wherwell and Chilbolton, wheelerstravel.co.uk. The walk:
Sep 25, 2020 · Later, the walk crosses under one branch, and later joins and uses the old trackbed of another, of that part of the London and South Western Railway known as the 'Sprat & Winkle' Line, which ran from Andover to Southampton, with a branch from Fullerton to near Whitchurch.
We had a lovely walk to Chilbolton Cow Common as I had heard such lovely things about it. However, we didn’t park at the Chilbolton Car Park which is right near the river we were heading to. We parked in a car park at the Wherwell Cricket Club (no cricket on!) and near Wherwell School.
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Keep bearing right alongside the wall to follow the old railway track back to Fullerton. At the road junction, where you will spot the Cottonworth sign, turn right. Take the first turning on the right, onto Fullerton Road, and follow it for approximately one and a half miles, through Wherwell village and back to the playing field car park.
