Afternoon walk in the Nene Valley 20 June 2004
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Setting out across Saffron Field, Higham Ferrers. The Church Spire is still wearing its crown of scaffolding, curtesy of steeplejacks who were carrying out repairs |
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Walkers on the Nene Way revelling in head-high nettles and eight-foot hogweed: the fecund fertility of the Nene Valley |
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More delicate flowers such as this bee orchid can also be found |
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Looking for orchids on a causeway between gravel pits. Higham Ferrers Church spire is on the horizon. |
Day walk from Warmington 6 June 2004
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The path through Elton Park |
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Another view of Elton Park |
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Elton village |
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Farmers "Health and Safety" notice in the field approaching Nassington stepping stones |
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The well-restored path to Nassington stepping stones. The Church spire is that of Nassington |
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Walkers crossing the River Nene and avoiding the slippy stepping stones |
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David and horse. |
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Not that camera again! On the byway to Fotheringhay. |
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The Nene Way to Eaglethorpe, with Fotheringhay Church tower on the horizon |
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Water meadows leading to Eaglethorpe Mill |
Morning walk from Geddington 16 May 2004
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Walking past the Elanor Cross in Geddington. |
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Approaching Oakley Bushes |
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Walking down convenient wheelings from Oakley Bushes |
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South of Oakley Purlieus |
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The path to Little Oakley |
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The path to Cobley Lodge Farm with Little Oakley in the background |
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Scaling a stile near Cobley Lodge Farm |
Day Walk in Leicestershire 2 May 2004
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Crop crushing in Leicestershire |
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Walking through oil seed rape on the way to Noseley |
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Noseley Hall |
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Bridleway north of Goadby |
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Tea break |
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Rolleston |
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Illston beef contemplating a charge |
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Illston goat |
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David with pony |
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Walking past Shangton Holt |
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The Gartree Road |
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A lost "N" at Hardwick Crossroads |
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The Gartree Road was unexpectedly closed at Hardwick |