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The old well in the valleys with panoramic views, ancient beech woods wood is now capped in concrete for safety but once provided and rolling farmland. water to the local villages during a drought in the 1920's. There are also several old sawpits in the valley bottom where There is a choice of walks depending on how far you timber used to be cut. want to go or how much time you have. The Piddington walk has no stiles or kissing gates and in dry weather is suitable for all terrain pushchairs. You can start, break or finish your walk with a tasty Between July and September you might notice the kites meal, or refreshing drink. have gaps in their wings and tails look rather tatty. They are moulting, and growing new feathers, something they This is close to the place where red kites were first re- do every year. Don't be surprised if they are less active than normal during these months. introduced and you will be very unlucky if you don't 3 see several of these wonderful birds. The Wycliffe Centre helps UK churches engage in the For more information about red kites visit work of bible translation. It is named after John Wycliffe who, www.chilternsaonb.org or 01844 355500. Walking gets you fit and keeps you healthy. in the late 1300's, became the first person to translate the bible into English. He was an early church reformist and 44 years after he died the Pope ordered his bones exhumed and burned. www.wycliffe.org.uk. Features of interest: (see numbers on map) 4 Fillingdon Farm. A local art dealer holds exhibitions of African art here several times a year. 1 The Church of St Mary the Virgin dates from the 13th www.fillingdon.com or 01494 882684. century and still has some of the original wall painting. In the 1650's religious fanatics covered the paintings in Red Kites: These magnificent birds of prey were re-introduced whitewash and they were only revealed during the 20th into the Chilterns in the early 1990's by English Nature and century restoration. the RSPB. Human persecution had led to their extinction in England by the end of the 19th century; in fact red kites last bred in this area in around 1830. Now, around 200 pairs are breeding in the Chilterns and this is one of the best places to see them gliding overhead. Red kites have a wingspan of 1½ m and have a forked tail. Listen out for their high pitched mewing calls “weeoo – wee – wee – wee”. They are mainly scavengers, picking up carrion from the roads and surrounding countryside, but will catch small mammals, insects and worms. Sometimes teddy bears are found in their nests, presumably mistaken for dead animals! Piddington Walk Follow the bridleway past Fillingdon Farm and continue Turn left here onto the oddly named along the bridleway, past a junction with other paths by a City Road and after 80m turn right onto a Distance: 4½ miles, allow 2½ to 3 hours small wood, and along the right hand side of a hedge towards footpath by a war memorial. Follow this the corner of the next wood. path for 500m initially gently downhill and Access Information: No stiles, kissing gates or steps. Paths later more steeply downhill as the path bears muddy in places after wet weather. Mainly gentle slopes At the edge of the wood follow the bridleway left along left through a wood. Near the end of the with one steeper uphill slope for 50m. In dry weather it is the edge of a field with a hedge on your left. Continue to wood at a junction with a bridleway from the suitable for all terrain pushchairs.
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