Shefford Woodlands

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Endless carpets of Blue Bells! Visit at the start of May to see them in full bloom. Stunning!!
Endless carpets of Blue Bells! Visit at the start of May to see them in full bloom. Stunning!!
Access road to Fisher's Farm, near Shefford Woodlands Fisher's Farm is a bed and breakfast establishment. I don't know anything about it but it is in a beautiful location. Update: I've been directed to the website for Fisher's Farm http://www.fishersfarm.co.uk/index.htm Should viewers want somewhere to stay in this area they might like to consider this possibility. As I said, it's a lovely spot.
Wheat, near Shefford Woodlands A mature wheat crop lies waiting for the arrival before the end of the month of the combine harvester. Viewed from the access road to Fisher's Farm.
Near Fisher's Farm, Shefford Woodlands The area is quite extensively used for cereal crops, in this case wheat. The tree is at SU361738.
Village Hotel Swindon

Village Hotel Swindon

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Shaw Ridge Leisure Park Swindon England
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Mollie's Motel and Diner

Mollie's Motel and Diner

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Mollie’s Oxfordshire Faringdon England
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Delta Hotels by Marriott Swindon

Delta Hotels by Marriott Swindon

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Pipers Way Swindon England
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The Bear

The Bear

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1 High St Marlborough England
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Stunning Room Above Amazing Silks Pub

Stunning Room Above Amazing Silks Pub

2 out of 5
Main Rd Marlborough England
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Hollington Park Glamping

Hollington Park Glamping

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Rose Cottage Newbury England
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Ashdown House

You can find out about the history of Ashbury with a visit to Ashdown House. Discover the beautiful countryside and lively bars in this relaxing area.

Ashdown House

Walbury Hill

Explore the great outdoors at Walbury Hill, a lovely green space in Inkpen. Check out the top-notch restaurants or lively bars in this relaxing area.

Walbury Hill

Combe Gibbet

Explore the great outdoors at Combe Gibbet, a lovely green space in Inkpen. Check out the lively bars or top-notch restaurants in this relaxing area.

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Cities near Shefford Woodlands

Empty single track country lane running down through open farmland with dramatic sky above, School Lane, East Garston, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Hungerford

View of the Kennett and Avon canal.

Kintbury

Farmland, Coldborough. Looking up a small dry valley into the downs above the Lambourn Valley Way.
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East Garston

Descent to Great Shefford. A footpath descends to the village. The tractor lines indicate that the crop was planted at right angles to the slope of the hill so the path must have been cleared at the time of planting.
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Great Shefford