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MAP 1 MAP 2 14 Henley Showground, Dairy Lane, Hambleden, CAUTION Henley-on-Thames LEG DISTANCE RG9 3AS Road Crossing REST STOP REST STOP STOP TOTAL CUT OFF Fawley KM KM TIME 12 START START: N/A 0 N/A Henley Showground 10 CAUTION 1: Mid-point: 10 10 13:15 Middle Road Crossing Fawley Assendon 2 Mill End 4 8 Remenham Aston 6 Henley-on- Thames 1km 500m 500m At all times follow the pink arrows (even if it deviates from the maps) MAP 2 Lewknor 28 FINISH LEG DISTANCE 26 REST STOP STOP TOTAL CUT OFF 30 KM KM TIME 1: Mid-point: 10 10 13:15 Fawley 2: Rest Stop: 16 26 18:45 CAUTION Road Crossing Lewknor REST STOP Field Farm, Lewknor, OX49 5RR 32 24 Watlington 22 MAP 3 MAP 20 Greenfield 18 Cookley Green Russell’s Water 16 1km 500m 500m At all times follow the pink arrows (even if it deviates from the maps) MAP 3 48 Horsenden Bledlow 46 Saunderton Hempton Wainhill Chinnor 44 LEG DISTANCE REST STOP STOP TOTAL CUT OFF 42 KM KM TIME 3: Mid-point: 11 37 22:00 Stokenchurch 4 MAP 4: Rest Stop: 13 50 Sunday Princes Risborough 02:00 40 REST STOP Stokenchurch 38 Stokenchurch 36 32 34 1km 500m 500m At all times follow the pink arrows (even if it deviates from the maps) MAP 4 Dunsmore Cadsden LEG DISTANCE REST STOP STOP TOTAL CUT OFF Whiteleaf KM KM TIME 4: Rest Stop: 13 50 Sunday 54 Princes Risborough 02:00 56 5: Mid-point: 12 62 Sunday 58 Great Missenden 10:00 Little Princes 52 Hampden Risborough FINISH Green CAUTION Hailey Road Crossing 50 REST STOP 60 HALFWAY HAZARD Kop Hill fields No pavement (Apsley Farm), into Rest Stop Brimmers Road/Kop Hill, Princes Risborough, HP27 0LA Great Missenden 62 REST STOP Prestwood Great Missenden 64 1km MAP 5 Little Kingshill 500m 500m At all times follow the pink arrows (even if it deviates from the maps) MAP 5 Great Kingshill 66 68 LEG DISTANCE REST STOP STOP TOTAL CUT OFF KM KM TIME 5: Mid-point: 12 62 Sunday CAUTION Naphill Road Crossing Great Missenden 10:00 Cryers Hughenden Hill 6: Rest Stop: 14 76 Sunday Valley West Wycombe 14:00 Widmer End 70 72 REST STOP Cowley Field, High Wycombe HP14 3BA 74 Downley West Wycombe 76 Piddington CAUTION Roundabout 78 MAP 6 1km 500m 500m At all times follow the pink arrows (even if it deviates from the maps) MAP 6 80 Lane End 82 Frieth LEG DISTANCE REST STOP STOP TOTAL CUT OFF KM KM TIME 7: Mid-point: 13 89 Sunday Marlow 19:00 84 8: FINSH: 11 100 Sunday Henley Showground 22:00 Marlow Bottom 86 Bovingdon 88 Green 1km MAP 7 500m 500m Marlow At all times follow the pink arrows (even if it deviates from the maps) MAP 7 Marlow Bottom 96 94 Bovingdon 98 88 Henley Showground, Green Dairy Lane, Hambleden, Henley-on-Thames RG9 3AS 92 Hambleden Marlow FINISH CAUTION 100 Road Crossing 90 REST STOP Marlow Mill End LEG DISTANCE REST STOP STOP TOTAL CUT OFF KM KM TIME 7: Mid-point: 13 89 Sunday Marlow 19:00 8: FINSH: 11 100 Sunday Henley Showground 22:00 1km 500m 500m At all times follow the pink arrows (even if it deviates from the maps).

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