and occasionally rides a bike.
A word of warning. The walk descriptions are not detailed enough to guide you - please take a map. The batteries never run out, and you always have a signal. Oh, And don't take left or right as gospel!

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Harrington circular

Barry led this. With Maureen and Gordon. Grey morning, but we escaped the rain. Just over seven and a half miles.


We set off from Harrington, near the pump, just opposite the area called the Falls, as we did last time.  I had hoped for bright sun, so that I could capture the contours better, but the weather wasn't playing ball.  


Shaggy ink cap fungus and others in the Falls field, Harrington.
Some lettering on the brick built overflow bridge for Newbottle bridge.


Newbottle Bridge - there was once a village - the only evidence is some humps and bumps in a field and this bridge over the River Ise.
A rather well-hidden stile

Inquisitive cows with Desborough (?) in the background.

A slightly overgrown path leads back towards Harrington.


Wildlife spotted - one high speed fox crossing between two hedges with the white tip of its brush clearly visible.

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