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Marlow - daily trips ?

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  1. Hey ๐Ÿ™‚)

    Do you know any interestind daily trips from Marlow. Something for 5 -6
    hours walk. Start and finish in Marlow.

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    Kuba Karczewski
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  2. Jacob Karczewski said:

    Hey ๐Ÿ™‚)

    Do you know any interestind daily trips from Marlow. Something for 5 -6
    hours walk. Start and finish in Marlow.

    Take the Thames Path upstream. Catch the train back from Henley or
    Shiplake. Don't forget to wander over the weir (footbridge) to look
    Hambledon Mill. Possibly the most famous mill on the Thames,
    unfortunately no longer a working mill having been converted to flats.

    Several nice pubs along the way so you can take as long as you like.
    :-)

    Train timetables (as pdfs) from here
    http://www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/link/travelinfo/timetables.php
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

  3. In a recent message <[email hidden]>, Jacob Karczewski
    <[email hidden]> wrote.

    [...]

    Quoted message said:

    Do you know any interestind daily trips from Marlow. Something for 5 -6
    hours walk. Start and finish in Marlow.


    [...]

    You're looking for walks of about 25 to 30 km? There are several
    possibilities, such as taking the Thames Path out of Marlow, crossing
    the river at Mill End and walking up into the Chilterns, via Hambleden,
    Skirmett and Frieth. Then you could find a route cross-country back to
    Marlow. It's beautiful countryside in that area with a fair number of
    well-defined footpaths. You'll see lots of red kites up there too <g>.

    Regards,
    Nick.

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    Nick Hopton and Anne Hopton
    Caversham, Reading, England
    <[email hidden]>

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