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For Honchi 7593 by stevep93

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    1. Route: Honeybourne to Chipping Campden ("Honchi one") The opening photo shows the walk's start at the Gate Inn in the centre of Honeybourne, looking south down Weston Road in the direction of travel. Initially there is pedestrian pavement on both sides of the road, but within 50 metres, there is only pavement on the right-hand side. This too runs out after another 200 metres (see photo 2). 0 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    2. All pedestrian pavement ends at Grange Farm Drive, to be replaced by narrow grass verges on either side, about 1 metre wide. Overhanging hedgerow forces you to step into the road regularly. Traffic is frequent. This situation lasts for about 500 metres. 0.28 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    3. The photo illustrates the nature of the roadside verge between 0.28km and 0.8km 0.5 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    4. The photo illustrates the nature of the roadside verge between 0.28km and 0.8km 0.5 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    5. The track towards the farm is rough, stony and pot-holed. 0.8 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    6. The track towards the farm is rough, stony and pot-holed. 0.8 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    7. At the end of the farm drive, the route bears off down a narrow, grassy, somewhat overgrown footpath. Signage is ambiguous in its direction due to having partly fallen over. The next photo shows the state of a stile at this point and the state of the path. 0.89 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    8. At the end of the farm drive, the route bears off down a narrow, grassy, somewhat overgrown footpath. Signage is ambiguous in its direction due to having partly fallen over. The next photo shows the state of a stile at this point and the state of the path. 0.89 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    9. The photo shows the dilapidated state of the stile and path at this point. This is the first of a total 12 stiles on the route. 0.89 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    10. A narrow, makeshift, wooden plank over a small ditch 0.94 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    11. Stile at this point - typical of the fairly standard stiles on this route. Height about 1 metre. No alternative way around. 1.1 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    12. Stile at this point - typical of the fairly standard stiles on this route. Height about 1 metre. No alternative way around. 1.1 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    13. A step-through, half-gate. About 0.5 metre high step-over. 1.25 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    14. Stile. 1.47 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    15. Stile. 1.47 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    16. Stile 1.69 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    17. Latched gate. 2.2 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    18. Stile 2.24 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    19. Stile 2.41 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    20. Wooden footbridge with step-through stile. 2.51 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    21. Stile 2.55 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    22. A stile leads out of the field, onto a stone drive which leads down to the main road. 2.84 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    23. The route crosses the main road through Weston-sub-Edge village, and leads up a smaller country road, but with pedestrian pavement along one side for the next 650 metres (to photo 19). There are also a couple of benches along this section. 3.07 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    24. The photo shows the point at which the route leaves the pedestrian pavement within the village of Weston-sub-Edge and bears off through fields via a stile next to the metal gate. Note: Up to this point, the terrain has been essentially flat (ascent of just 27 metres over 3.73 km), but it now starts to get steeper - see comment under photo 22. 3.73 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    25. Stile 3.84 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    26. Kissing gate (therefore limited manoeuvrability). 3.9 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    27. Stile. Note that the steepest stretch of the whole route is from here to photo 26. It is 1.33 km long, ascending 117 metres: an average gradient of 1 in 11, or 8.8%. 4.17 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    28. Stile at entrance to woods. 4.45 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    29. Kissing gate. 4.97 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    30. You can gain the top of the short slope either via the kissing gate on the left (then steep dirt path), or via the steps on the right. 5.41 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    31. Latch gate (to left of padlocked main gate) 5.5 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    32. Kissing gate 5.66 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    33. At this point you have to cross the main road (country road) and head off across a rough, stony field. 5.97 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    34. At this point you have to cross the main road (country road) and head off across a rough, stony field. 5.97 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    35. Shows the nature of the rough, stony field to cross. 6.02 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    36. Shows the nature of the rough, stony field to cross. 6.02 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    37. Kissing gate 6.23 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    38. Kissing gate. The field has livestock (sheep). 6.28 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    39. Kissing gate. The field has livestock (sheep). 6.28 km from start — 19 May 2021

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    40. Now in the outskirts of Chipping Campden village, the route follows narrow footpaths between houses for the next 220 metres. The photo shows the narrow nature of the footpath (1 metre wide) and, at its start, a narrow footbridge over a ditch. 6.6 km from start — 19 May 2021

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