Chilterns & Bedfordshire Countryside
Sat 5th May 2018
Walk Details:
Hike visits Berkhamsted Castle & Common, Whipsnade Zoo, Tree Cathedral, Ivinghoe Beacon, Aldbury Common, Ashridge Hult business school & Bridgewater Monument
Entry Details:
Walk Report
Chilterns and Bedfordshire Countryside, Saturday 5th May 201824 walkers, 20 miles - leader Bola Baruwa
Here we go....... 24 of us - we came, we walked and went homeðŸ˜Æ'
24 of participants including me, enjoyed a pleasant social walk. The 20 miles started from Berkhamsted station and finished in Tring stn. We walked through Berkhamsted common, Ashridge Estate, Gadsden and Ivinghoe.
Points of interest were remnant of Berkhamsted Castle, Hult Ashridge International Business school, little Gadsden church, Whipsnade Zoo, Ivinghoe Beacon & Bridgewater monument.
Photographs by Bola Baruwa and Gavin Fuller; more by Bola and Gavin on the group Facebook page
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