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The Sorrel Horse the Street, Shottisham Woodbridge, Suffolk 1. Leave the car park at rear of premises by turn- 5. On reaching the junctions near two isolated ing left along Hollesley Road. Just after the cottages, go directly across the first one then sharp right bend take the next left turn that will turn left at the second. Stay on this track, the lead to Hollesley Village. At the T junction turn surface of which improves after Bussock left, remaining on the main road through the vil- Barn. At the end of the track turn right on the lage. Continue along this road enjoying views road to Shottisham, returning to The Sorrel across marshes and farm land, keep straight on, Horse. Please come in and enjoy some re- until reaching the farms at Capel St Andrew. freshments after your ride. 2. Turn right at the crossroad; signed Butley Ferry. The Sorrel Horse After a short distance turn left where the road The Street, Shottisham bends sharply to the right, and stay on this track Woodbridge, Suffolk. IP12 3HD through to the Ferry. After leaving the Ferry turn 01394 411617 left along the bank to Ferry Cottages where you What you might see www.thesorrelhorse.co.uk turn in land to the tarmac road leading into Or- ford. The marshes on either side of the ferry are St Margaret of Antioch church at Shottisham – me- dieval tower, but main part of church rebuilt during Opening times: - important wintering grounds for migrating birds. 19th century. Due to seasonal variations in our opening times 3. After passing Orford Castle, turn left at the junc- we recommend checking our website or call the tion with Market Hill along Munday’s Lane. On Sutton and Hollesley Heaths are the largest re- reaching the school, turn left on to the main maining fragments of the original Sandlings Heath Cycle Ride 4 B1084. Remain on this road until reaching the land of the area. village of Chillesford. In the centre of this small Black Ditch – ancient waterway that would have A circular ride including heathland, forests, village take the left turn along Mill Lane. When allowed people to travel into this area direct from marshes and history you reach the T junction at the end of the road, the sea. Approximately 32.1km / 20m turn left onto the B1084 towards Woodbridge. 4. Not far from the village of Butley turn left for All Saints Church, Hollesley – Medieval in con- A ride along lanes, tracks and ferry to Orford, Rendlesham Forest and a campsite, turn left struction, the tower would have been used as a returning through forest and heath. along this entrance lane. Pass the end of the old land mark for sailors heading for Orford Haven. runway, both car parks and the campsite. Pass Church on this site for over a 1000 year. On and off road. between the Forest Office and Tangham House Holy Stile – The site of a milled ages annual 3-day Butley Ferry – Only runs Easter Saturday to last taking the large forest track to the right. Remain fair Sunday in October, weekends and Bank Holidays on this track until reaching another group of cot- Spring to Autumn, check first on 07913 672499 tages. At this junction you will find tracks disap- Butley Ferry – One of oldest in Britain, operating http://www.aldeandore.org/index.php/butley-ferry- th pearing in all directions, take the one almost since 16 century 2/ straight on through a gate! Stay on this track Orford Castle – built by Henry II in 1165 through the woods and then across open heath- Route also available to follow for free on phone land. On reaching the road go directly across, Sudbourne Hall / Chillesford Lodge – Date back to and tablet at www.ViewRanger.com then take the left turn. The track does get very medieval times when lane originally owned by Ely Monastery. Later given to the Herford family by sandy as you descend the slope. Elizabeth I. Became home of Sir Richard Wallace in 1860’s, he developed the model farm that can still be seen. Created by—www.skyestrolls.co.uk Contact—[email protected] Please follow the Countryside Code whilst on this walk, especially: - • Take litter home with you • Dogs to be kept on leads or close control as there are working farms with livestock in the area • Take dog excreta away to ensure others can enjoy the walk. • Do not damage trees and other vegetation as these provide valua- ble habitat for the wild life. • Care must be taken on the roads; they are relatively quiet but agri- cultural vehicles use them at all times of the day. • Stay on designated routes. Created by www.skyestrolls.co.uk Contact – [email protected] Created by—www.skyestrolls.co.uk Contact—[email protected] .
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