Meeting at Princes Risborough Station, we’ll catch the train to Haddenham and Thame Parkway, to start the walk back to Princes Risborough. The walk will take us through the important pastures, arable fields and flood meadows of the Vale of Aylesbury, not much changed since the Bronze Age, it has been suggested. With the escarpment always before us, we’ll walk through the Gault vale, until finally rising onto the Upper Greensand of Horsenden and Lower Chalk of Princes Risborough. On the way we will pass through Aston Sandford, reputed to be one of the smallest villages in England, and Ilmer, whose one-time Lord of the Manor was Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, and brother of William the Conqueror.
Meet at Princes Risborough Train Station, Station Road, Princes Risborough, in time to catch the 10:22 train to Haddenham and Thames Parkway. This train leaves London Marylebone at 09:38.
Easy connections from Oxford, Marylebone and Aylesbury to this service are available.
There is parking (charged) at the station as well as in and around Princes Risborough.
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Princes Risborough Railway Station
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Meet at Princes Risborough Train Station, Station Road, Princes Risborough, in time to catch the 10:22 train to Haddenham and Thames Parkway. This train leaves London Marylebone at 09:38.
Easy connections from Oxford, Marylebone and Aylesbury to this service are available.
There is parking (charged) at the station as well as in and around Princes Risborough.