Such a cold and misty morning this morning that I decided to walk through the Garendon Estate from the entrance on Coe Avenue, to Shepshed and back via Pear Tree Lane and Gorse Covert Hill. Just about managed to see things I would normally expect to see, like the Bavarian Gates, but also some other interesting things like the Shepshed Watermill, allotments at Shepshed, various views of the Black Brook, and a view through to Gorse Covert Hill. Although it looks like we didn't finish we started, we did really, but didn't set the route monitoring thingy until just after we'd started!!
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| The route |
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| At the start near Coe Avenue |
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| Wall, gates and greenery |
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| On the way to the Bavarian Gates |
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| Approaching the Bavarian Gates |
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| Across the fields |
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| Heading along Hathern Drive |
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| Crossing to the Shepshed path |
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| Looking back to Hathern Drive |
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| On the way to Shepshed |
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| Approaching the bridge over the M1 |
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| Looking north along the M1 |
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| The Black Brook on the left-hand side of Hathern Road as you head to Hathern |
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| The Black Brook on the right-hand side of Hathern Road as you head to Hathern |
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| The view from Bunny Hill Top to Gorse Covert Hill |
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