Follow the road as it passes the church on the left, and then turns to the right to become the B1353. After approx. The Meare, a man-made lake, is a safe place for children to learn to sail and row. Walk 40: Cransley Reservoir Circularwho knew about that? Many people were out and about, walking past and through the nature reserves. The power station is operated by EDF Energy, EDFs strategic target is for 20 year life extension for Sizewell B PWR, beyond the current accounting closure date of 2035, 14. This site is part of Newsquest's audited local newspaper network. Weather was beautiful that day which made world difference. I have visited Orford before, and have always loved the not-quite-the-sea location, with the massive shingle Orford Spit separating the River Ore from the sea. FIND YOUR WAY OUTSIDE is a trademark of AllTrails, LLC. contact IPSO here, 2001-2023. Walk #892: A circular walk between Thorpeness and Dunwich General Data Map of the walk Maps courtesy of Google Maps. The walking is easy and the immediate surroundings pleasant . Great morning spent taking in the beautiful Suffolk coastline , topped off with a great pint of southwold bitter at the Dolphin pub . It was a lovely flat walk, very sheltered and it was surprising to come back into Aldeburgh at the top of the Town Steps because we hadnt noticed any uphill inclines on the walk! The House in the Clouds concealed a water tank to serve the resort. Walk 125: Epping Forest circularDid we find the body? Cross the road, turn right and then immediately left to continue on northeastwards through some woodland. This track heads northeastwards, initially with some woodland on the right. Walk 15: Hengistbury Head Circular Walk: Lifes a beach! Route for indicative purposes only, and may have been plotted after the walk. Walk Id: 4223762 (SK02) Ipswich . This is a circular walk starting in Thorpeness, with its many interesting and quirky properties, crossing woodland and grazing marshes before reaching Sizewell. There are also two cafe's and the Dolphin Inn public house in the village if you fancy a break. 60-mile route from Felixstowe to Lowestoft, exploring all of the beauty and wonder along the glorious Suffolk Coast. Turn left to follow the new track southwards. After crossing a road the path entered some woodland, emerging out onto another road on the outskirts of Dunwich. Walk 98: Thorpeness Circular: Walking with our heads (house) in the clouds The 'Needs to Know' Distance: 4.64 miles (7.46km) Time to walk: Just over a couple of hours, but there's opportunities to sit & watch the wildlife on the marshes, or maybe just chill on one of the many benches Each guide offers a comprehensive handy to a different part of this special landscape. This is a stone driveway leading to several houses and the Thorpeness Golf Club. The nearest postcode is IP16 4NR. Although a number of men sat on the steps of the mill, it would not return to its natural state. Suffolk Coast Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty. Turn right and follow this road as it heads in a rough northerly direction. Public footpaths - where eyes are drawn when studying an OS Explorer - have to be treated with caution. Just before the cottages are reached, turn half-left along a clear track that heads north-northwestwards across the heathland. Walk 137: Moulton Village Walk how beautiful! Although the beach in the area is shingle, there is a good grassy path that heads from the car parks at Sizewell Gap past the power stations, and it makes for a surprisingly enjoyable stroll, despite the presence of so much raw power nearby. Lovely paths. The route back from Dunwich is slightly different. ), Walk 140: Barton Seagrave & Wicksteed Park, Walk 141: Little Harrowden & Hardwick Circular Walk, Walk 142: Ringstead & Denford Circular Walk, Walk 143: Bulwick Circular Walk: A pickled village & a Tea Pot Monument in Red Kite Country, Walk 144: Annie & Ninas Cotton End, Northampton Circular Walk, Walk 147: Little Irchester & Wellingborough Circular, Walk 148: Brackmills Country Park (1) The Hard Path Short Circuit, Walk 149: Brackmills Woods Country Park (2): The Alpine Perimeter Circular Walk, Walk 150: St Crispins, Marina Park & Old Duston Circular Walk, Walk 152: Quinton, Preston Deanery, Wootton, & Grange Park Circular, Walk 153: Northamptons Riverside Meadows Circular Walk, Walk 155: Collingtree, Milton Malser, Blisworth & Courteenhall Circular, Walk 156: Chelveston Circulara short walk around an old airfield with big sky views, Walk 159: Deanshanger, Wicken & Farm of the Goblin Circular, Walk 160: Quinton, Piddington, Horton & Hackleton Circular, Walk 161: Roade Cosgrove Circular: canals, fields & a ford, Walk 162: Lowick Circular including the Drayton Estate, Walk 165: Harpole, Harlestone & Nobottle Circular, Walk 166: Eydon Circularstunning scenery & just the sound of the birds, Walk 170: Tiffield, Shutlanger, Alderton, Heathencote, Towcester & Caldecote Circular, Walk 171: Alderton, Grafton Regis, Pury End & Paulerspury Circular, Walk 172: Wollaston Saxbys Cider Circular, Walk 175: Thorpe Mandeville & Thenford Circular, Walk 176: Middleton Cheney, Chacombe, Overthorpe & Warkworth Circular, Walk 177: Cottingham, East Carlton, Wilbarston & Stoke Albany Circular, Walk 179: Great Oakley, Newton, Geddington Circular, Walk 180: Stanion, Geddington Chase & Brigstock Circular, Walk 182: Barnwella short, yet beautiful stroll, Walk 183: Hinton in the Hedges circular walk, Walk 185: Stanwick Lakes: Hidden Gems Sculpture Trail, Walk 186: Stanwick Lakes: Nature Ramble Trail, Walk 188: Hunsbury Pocket Parks & Bluebell Walk, Walk 194: Creaton: The one with the Wild Flower Field Circular, Walk 196: Greens Norton, Bradden & Blakesley Circular. Many of the colourful rowing boats belong to the original 1913 fleet. 40-mile route taking in two of the the areas most special rivers, the Orwell and the Stour, along the wildlife-rich estuaries. Walk 2: Dorchester Circular Walk: Far from the Maddening Crowd, Walk 3: Lincoln City Circular Walk: Back to our birthplace, Walk 4: Bedford Circular Walk: Tales from the riverbank, Walk 7: Cambridge City Centre Circular Walk: Colleges & Culture, Walk 8: Blickling Estate, Norfolk Circular Walk: Its bootiful, Walk 9: Newmarket Town Circular Walk: An early morning Gallop, Walk 10: Flatford Mill: Its a picture (youve seen before), Walk 11: Colchester Town Circular Walk: Romaning around, Walk 12: Lavenham Town Walk: Its all a bit Wonky, Walk 13: Odell Circular: Take it on.The 7 Churches Challenge. Walk 64: Stirling City Walk: Gateway to the Highlands, Walk 65: Falkirk Town Walk: A really, wheelie great walk, Walk 66: Troon Circular: The home of the 2016 Open, Walk 67: Dean Village, Edinburgh, Town Walk: An Oasis in the middle of a bustling city, Walk 68: Holme Pierrepoint Circular: Wet n Wild near Nottingham, Walk 69: Thaxted Village Walk: Morris Men & Highway Men, Walk 70: Braintree Town Walk: Shaaaattttaaaappppa quick walk round the centre of Essex, Walk 71: Little Dunmow Circular: Bringing home the bacon & an otter surprise too, Walk 72: York City Walk: The Bars & Walls, Walk 73: Horncastle Town Walk: Present & the Past in our home town. Lovely walk. Nice sea breeze on the coast path back to Thorpeness. Sizewell power station can now be seen directly ahead, with the distinctive hemispherical dome in the distance. We walked from The Brudenell to Thorpeness Green so a bit further than the loop suggested and then we walked up past the Golf Club and picked up the path from there. (Image: Archant). The morning was bright and sunny, and whilst it clouded over this afternoon, there was no real reduction in the warmth. The stonework above ground are hardly the most impressive structures, but their survival against the sea and time is noteworthy. There are no stiles or gates along the route and no livestock. All images on this site are of the author. The Meare was dug to a shallow depth for increased safety, A variety of boats may be rented to enjoy the facility, many of which are original boats dating from the first creation of the Meare, & were named by the local workmen who dug out the lake, In August the Meare serves as the location for the Thorpeness Regatta which usually takes place around the same time as the carnival in neighbouring Aldeburgh & attracts many visitors. Tiny islands on the Meare contain locations found in JM Barries novel such as the pirates lair, Wendys home, & many others which children are encouraged to play on. (2) Flanked by pines, copses and bracken-lined margins, the permissive footpath travels north towards Thorpeness. Maybe not, Walk 69: Hellidon Circular: The Peaks of our stunning County, Walk 71: Great Doddington Circular: Pubs & birds. !, Walk 116: Welford Reservoir Circular two hidden gems. The trail neared the old whitewashed coastguard cottages on the heath, now a National Trust visitor's centre. This is a converted water tower, 4. Shortly after the hall it descends back onto the foreshore for a short distance before climbing back up onto the cliffs. Please also refer to our Planning Your Visit and During Your Visit pages for more information. Thorpeness car park. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. Heather starting to look very pretty. I went in and ordered a meal, and I chatted to the barman as I hungrily scoffed down the food. The Vulcan public house in Sizewell or the Beach Cafe in the Sizewell car park make excellent half way refreshment stops, whilst the Dolphin public house serves good meals and has a large beer garden. From the car park go up Lakeside Road with The Meare on your left and take the second road on the left, Uplands Road, which is a dirt track. After another diversion through woodland, the path descended to meet the current shoreline and beach at Dunwich. This walk was designed to aid an accompanied site visit by the Planning Inspectorate examining proposals for an offshore windfarm . This fabulous Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Suffolk is a great place for walking and birdwatching. It descends and curves to the left; as it does so, leave it and turn half-left to follow a good footpath that runs along the top of a flood bank. Experience this 4.2-mile loop trail near Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Car parking is free on the road around The Meare and there is a car park nearby. The path goes through a tunnel beneath a staircase leading to Sizewell Hall, which is now a Christian Conference Centre. If you'd like to explore a little further afield, set out on the 6.5 mile Aldeburgh and Thorpeness circular walk or catch a performance at the Snape Maltings, a fifteen-minute drive away. See photos, floor plans and more details about 1972 Westridge Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90049. As usual my appetite had been non-existent this morning, so I had not had much to eat. Toughness: 3/10 Aldeburgh to Saxmundham walk - SWC Dogs must be kept on a lead along the former railway line which is not a bad thing as there are many muddy streams running adjacent to it! Continue through the trees to the end of the lane & turning left, walk down to the green. A meal in the local pub helped raise my spirits, but I can only hope that the chaffing will have healed well enough by the morning for me to do tomorrow's walk. Walk 41: Welford Circularviews across 3 counties, & also known as the Happy Whale Walk!, Walk 42: Cosgrove Circular: watch out for a stampede, Walk 43: Great Addington Circular: The 3 Ws Water, Wildlife & Walking, Walk 44: Fermyn Woods Circular: Flip-Flop Frenzy, Walk 45: Kings Cliffe Circular: Bouncing dogs & unusual libraries, Walk 46: Whilton Circular: more stampeding, Walk 47: Irchester & Chester House Circular, Walk 48: Canons Ashby Circular: Round & round the Mulberry Bush, Walk 49: Kingsthorpe Circular: Kings, Dallies, Firs & a couple of Chapels, Walk 50: The Northampton Round Long Distance Footpath, Walk 51: Whittlebury Circular: Golf balls & fast cars, Walk 52: Marston Trussell Circular: Historical Battlefields & a Big Rock, Walk 53: Arthingworth Circular: A walk through a railway tunnel? From the meare cross over the B1353 and you will see a pay and display car park. An easy flat circular walk from the Suffolk coastal town of Aldeburgh along a disused railway line to Thorpeness, returning back to Aldeburgh along the beach. ft. 3745 Valley Blvd #38, Walnut, CA 91789 $149,000 MLS# IV23029266 Standard Sale. But head just coast-side of Leiston and there's one circular walk that's strangely fascinating and full of anticipation, a path which opens up a different world at every turn and, at every push of a kissing gate, reveals something else to fall in love with. When you arrive at the main driveway to the golf club and hotel you will see the House in the Clouds in front of you. The walk is mostly level on public footpaths and permissive routes, and an old railway line. This is a circular walk starting in Thorpeness, with its many interesting and quirky properties, crossing woodland and grazing marshes before reaching Sizewell. The Suffolk walks listed below range from easy circular walks to longer routes. I remembered the shingle beach (if not walking along it) with fondness from my coastal walk, along with the pleasant cafe behind it. Walk 144: Grasmere & Rydal Waters & the Coffin Route Circular walk. Although Thorpeness nestles in a duned landscape and salty air, it has freshwater coursing in its veins. I really enjoyed the stroll, as I had on my coastal walk eight years before. A short walk around Thorpeness . Three promoted routes can be enjoyed in the AONB; the Suffolk Coast Path, the Sandlings Walk and the Stour & Orwell Walk. There are some ruins on land, in the form of Greyfriars, a Franciscan friary that itself was rebuilt when the more coastal Dominican Priory, Blackfriars, was abandoned. The railway line was part of the Aldeburgh branch line which ran from Saxmundham to Aldeburgh, it was closed in 1966. Continue straight on, heading south along a path that initially runs behind the beach before climbing up onto the low cliffs. Thorpeness (5) is like no other place in Suffolk, some would say like no other place on Earth. The track leads to a road. Walk 25: Abington Park, Northampton: Ever walked in one of the UKs top 5 parks? Discover open sections of the England Coast Path in the South West, along the south coast from Southampton and up to the Welsh border. The terrain in the AONB is relatively flat terrain making it ideal for new walkers and people of all ages, with paths interspersed by idyllic villages and picturesque coastal towns. Instead of walking across Dunwich Heath in the direction I had earlier, I walked down Minsmere road before diverting off to walk across the heathland between the road and the sea. Well because we got absolutely drenched by the cloudburst we got caught in & had to change in the car! This was a superb and interesting walk, following the Sandlings Walk north to the vanishing town of Dunwich before returning along the coast. The routes also explore the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB. Car park pay on phone number doesn't work, not obvious alternative pay booth available further down car park, pay attendant unfriendly and unhelpful. Wonderfully quiet. The Aldeburgh/Thorpeness circular walk via the old railway line. It passes a caravan site on the right and then Sizewell Hall. It was little used, except by golfers, & closed in 1966, For three generations Thorpeness remained mostly in the private ownership of the Ogilvie family, with houses only being sold from the estate to friends as holiday homes. In 2010 the Windmill was sold for 72,100, 8. It really is a mixed bag of everything that makes the AONB so special. A stroll along the Suffolk coast is fulfilling at any time of the year, providing you pick your day and your clothing wisely. Be inspired and book short walks and breaks, longer walks and escapes or use the interactive map to plan your own trip using the distance calculator. When the clear path curves to the left, continue straight on until a junction with a track is reached at TM469689. FIND YOUR WAY OUTSIDE is a trademark of AllTrails, LLC. Itcost me just 10 for a ptich for the night, and the facilities were all clean and tidy. Carpal tunnel syndrome is when the median nerve is compressed as it passes through the carpal tunnel. It eventually passes a metal gate to reach a track at TM453639. (Note: dogs must be on leads through this area). Walk 111: Clondalkin Town Walk: An amazing tower but no Rumpelstiltskin! Getting there: A12 then A1094 to Aldeburgh Discover open sections of the England Coast Path in the North West between the Welsh and Scottish borders. End time. With the final stretch along the beach. The Coast & Heaths AONB is a walkers paradise, with hundreds of miles to explore and everything from shingle beaches, heathland, estuaries, ancient woodland, and forest, with diverse wildlife and habitats to admire from afar. At The Dolphin, the village's popular, dog-friendly pub, we enjoy lunch and a pint or two, served by the most welcoming staff. In places itmay be muddy in places in wet weather. Near the Dower House it became a surfaced road, which passed Sizewell Hall, now a Christian Conference Centre but once the home of the Ogilvie family who built Thorpeness. Walk 115: Lambeth Linear: Did James Bond do the Lambeth Walk..Oii!!?? A Gannett Company. Loop back to Thorpeness inland more protected. Wowwhat a short walk! Walk 207: Dodford & Borough Hill (our 2nd highest)plus a Hobbit(ty) House! Walk 91: Helmdon Village Walk: Lovely village, lovely people. ), Walk 132: Cottesbrooke to Haselbech Hill Circular Walk, Walk 134: Little Harrowden, Orlingbury, Pytchley & Ishaman inter-village circular & a boot scraper in a field, Walk 135: Boughton Circular: Obelisks, Follies, Grottos & Northamptonshires most haunted place!! After this we had had lunch at the cafe next to the rowing boat lake which was good value. The Sandlings Walk was not marked on my OS maps, so I had had to trace them from the maps available online. We then hired a rowing boat for one hour which was good fun exploring all the different islands around the lake. So thats the end of our lovely walk around the fantasy village of Thorpeness. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience the local community. Follow the path until you come to the North Warren Nature Reserve on your left-hand side, this is a good place to take a break and view the reedbeds. The Scallop, Maggie Hambling's landmark sculpture on Aldeburgh beach. The Dolphin public house can be found straight ahead. Todays walk starts right in the middle of the village at the place inspired by the story of Peter Pan by JM Barrie, who was a personal family friendThe Meare, Walk round the back of the tearooms to the lake which is man-made. Discover open sections of the England Coast Path in the South East, from the Thames Estuary through to Southampton. 60-mile route from Felixstowe to Lowestoft, exploring all of the beauty and wonder along the glorious Suffolk Coast. A few hundred yards after entering the woodland turn right along a footpath that heads in a rough easterly direction through the trees, eventually leaving them to cross a stream and enter Dunwich Heath. Thorpeness Meare from the west in 1920, about 10 years after it was created. The world has changed enormously since the resort was created, but Thorpeness has moved on just enough to keep itself comfortable during its timeless snooze. Continue past the Golf Course and then turn right just before Mere Cottage. Could have done without the dull part that goes through the caravan park. I woke up bright and early in my tent, and was pleased to see that the condensation that had bedevilled my tent the previous week was not present - there was a slight breeze, and I had left the tent flap partly open as it was a relatively warm night. If you are looking to take in as much of the local wildlife as possible in the . The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. This is followed by a relaxing stroll along the Suffolk Coast Path back to Thorpeness. 3.71 mi +33 ft -33 ft 1h45 Easy Starting point in Aldringham cum Thorpe - Suffolk . Walk 104: Maidwell Circular: A short afternoon stroll, Walk 105: Greatworth Circular: A great little stroll, Walk 106: Welton Circular: Up the Junction, Walk 108: Naseby Village & Battlefield Walk: The most important Battle in the English Civil War, Walk 109: Hollowell Circular: Our most beautiful reservoir Permit required, Walk 110: Gayton Circular: A classic Shire stroll around Four Churches, Walk 111: Bugbrooke & Stowe Circular: Nine Churches, Catherine Parr & a Tea Room, Walk 112: Silverstone Circular: A great Formula & an Ancient Wood, Walk 113: Rushden Lakes Circular (1)strolls, ski jumps & sculptures, Walk 114: Rushden Lakes Circular (2): Beautiful frosty mornings, Walk 115: Whitfield CircularMind that Stile! Walk 119: The Lyveden Waystepping back in history, Walk 120: Collyweston Circularsearching for the lost palace, Walk 122: Nassington Circular this one will get you In the Mood!, Walk 123: Charlton Circular Walk: A stunning short stroll, Walk 124: Gretton & Kirby Hall circular walk, Walk 126: Grafton Underwood & Warkton Circular, Walk 129: Pitsford Reservoir Circular Walk, Walk 130: Yardley Hastings & Castle Ashby Circular, Walk 131: Everdon Fawsley Preston Capes Circular (Get ready to roll! At TM475645, one mile after leaving the road, turn left immediately before some anti-tank blocks to head westwards across heathland. Walk 74: Easton on the Hill Circular: Got your passport ready? Although they are called hills, Goose and Kenton hills are more like bumps in the landscape, rising to a massive nine and eleven metres respectively! I spent the night at Run Cottage, which is situated just outside the village of Hollesley. THE WALK 1 Walk north along the road and turn second left onto Uplands Road. Sadly this ended all too soon as the track was enclosed by hedges. Lovely walk we started in the snow saw a rainbow and ended in brilliant sunshine along the coast, nice meal in the dolphin pub. Walker. Along with its adjacent windmill, it dominates the surrounding area. Walk 168: A Circular Walk from The Bear in Long Lawford, Walk 169: Monaco: A lap of the Grand Prix circuit, Walk 175: Ilfracombe Madonnas Bra Town Trail, Walk 177: Wittering & Thornhaugh CircularCecils & Russells, Harriers & Saxons, 178: Harcourt Arboretumbeautiful autumn colours, Walk 179: Milton Keynes Ancient & Modern Cultural Walk, Walk 180: Turvey Circularonly just over the border, Walk 21: St Crispins, Marina Park & Old Duston Circular Walk, Local Radio RecordingsClick on the links below, Walk 1: Obelisk & Boughton Fields, Northampton, Walk 7: Petes stroll through the Pocket Parks of East Hunsbury, Walk 8: The Circle Line: Broughton Great Cransley Mawsley Broughton Common Broughton, Walk 9: Kathryns birdsong in Warmington churchyard, Walk 10: Broughton Great Cransley Cransley Wood Mawsley Hockley Lodge Broughton, Walk 12: Spring / early summer colours around Abington Park, Walk 13: Rob & Karens stroll across the fields near Geddington, Walk 14: Old route to Walgrave via Mawsley, Walk 17: A Wollaston Loop (just watch out for the Headless Horseman! Walk 1: Londons East End Circular: In search of Jack the Ripper & the Twins!! Turn left and follow this road southwards; after half a mile turn right to follow a footpath that winds between the road on the right and the cliffs on the left. Disused Railway Building to North Warren Nature Reserve. Although this site includes links providing convenient direct access to other Internet sites, I do not endorse, approve, certify or make warranties or representations as to the accuracy of the information on these sites. After a couple of hundred yards the path curves to the left, taking a more northerly course before ending after half a mile at Westerton Road. inaccuracy or intrusion, then please Please also refer to our Planning Your Visit and During Your Visit pages for more information. The Meare Shop and Tearoom and The Dolphin are also close to the route. Aldeburgh and Thorpeness Outstanding Landscapes Walk Guide (PDF), Blaxhall and Tunstall Explorer Guide (PDF), Rendlesham Forest and Staverton Outstanding Landscapes Walk Guide (PDF), Sutton and Hollesley Heaths Outstanding Landscapes Walk Guide (PDF), Walberswick Outstanding Landscapes Walk Guide (PDF), Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) | Accessibility | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | Sitemap | Built by CAS IT Services, You can often use public transport to arrive at the start of a walk. There is a pavement on the right-hand side of the road; it swaps over onto the left just after the Vulcan Arms. 19.8 miles. Park your car and your preconceptions at Kenton Hills. Turn right to head westwards through the trees until it reaches a bend in a road at TM473700. Able to park close to Uplands Rd at the beginning but we may have got lucky. The area includes the estuaries of the Alde, Blyth, Deben, Orwell and Stour rivers, farmland, salt marsh, heathland, mudflats and reed beds. They are all colour marked with paint - GREEN, RED, BLUE and YELLOW - and can be walked either clockwise or anti-clockwise. Like 2,362 other rural stations, it was recommended for closure by Dr Beeching and fell silent on September 12 1966. ALLTRAILS and the AllTrails Mountain Design are registered trademarks of AllTrails, LLC in the United States as well as certain other jurisdictions. Lots of avoiding nettles on bare legs on the outward trail. After a short distance it jinks to the right to reach a track; turn left and follow this track uphill and to the south. It is also the first Pressurised Water Reactor to be built in Britain, a sign that it was built for power generation rather than creating nuclear weapons materials. Turn right and follow the road eastwards; as it curves to the left continue straight on along a track. Phone: 01394 445225 | Email: schaonb@suffolk.gov.uk. This passed under a wonderful little bridge in the woodland, seemingly a throwback to historic Dunwich. Winter skies over the North Sea at Thorpeness. Walk 59: Kislingbury Circular: Why not combine it with Sunday Lunch, Walk 60: Sudborough Circular: Living it up around Lyvedon New Bield, Walk 61: Bugbrooke & Nether Heyford Circular: No need to flour this one up, Walk 62: Middleton & East Carlton Circular: Steel yourself, Walk 63: Warkton & Weekley Circular: Ise spies a tea shop, Walk 64: Winwick Circular: Views to die for from Honey Hill, Walk 65: Wansford Circular: Watermeadows & Dick Whittington, Walk 66: Polebrook Circular: Frankly my dearI dont give a damn, Walk 67: Brackley Town Centre: Elvis is alive & well, Walk 68: Greens Norton Circular: Catherine Parr lived here?

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