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Walks and Rides in Buckinghamshire

TMK/002/003

“A list and brief description of recreational walks and rides promoted by Buckinghamshire County Council.” “This leaflet is intended as a guide to places to walk or ride in Buckinghamshire. It shows the location of all way-marked routes including; linear and long distance footpaths and bridleways, circular walks and rides.” There are 20 walks with two sentence-long ...
Ouzel Valley Park

TMK/002/010

“Parks are a vital part of Milton Keynes’ identity as a new kind of city. Thousands of acres of parkland bring the countryside and wildlife within reach of residents and visitors, providing a variety of landscapes and ample space for outdoor recreation.” The leaflet gives information of Ouzel Valley Park, the villages surrounding it, the animals ...
Woughton Medieval Village

TMK/002/015

“From the Anglo Saxon Village and Parish Name ‘Wuhla’s Tun'”. “The development of the new city has enabled Milton Keynes to become the most intensively studied archaeological landscape in this county. In the last twenty years the story of the people who have lived and died here during the past 10,000 years has gradually unfolded. This ...
Countryside and Canal Walks: Stoke Bruerne

TMK/002/009

There is information of “Local Snippets” sucg as when it was built, the opening of Blisworth Tunnel and information on the Canal Museum. There is a small map of where the Stoke Bruene is situated next to the Grand Canal and a large map and key of walks around Stoke Bruerne. Both maps have descriptions and ...
Countryside and Canal Walks: Blisworth

TMK/002/008

There are descriptions of the “Local Snipets” found on the walk, such as the Blisworth Tunnel and Boat Yard. There is a detailed map which has a key and further descriptions and drawings of the landmarks. There is also “A Walkers’ Code” on how to respect the pathways, land and monuments on the walk, and contact details.
Linford Wood

TMK/002/011

“Parks are a vital part of Milton Keynes’ identity as a new kind of city. Thousands of acres of parkland bring the countryside and wildlife within reach of residents and visitors, providing a variety of landscapes and ample space for outdoor recreation.” The leaflet gives information of Linford Wood, the villages surrounding it and the animals ...