Long StrattonLoddon

Lonlod one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

27km/17mi

Ascent

167m

Descent

137m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Long Stratton and Loddon.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Long Stratton and Loddon.

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Reviews - 1

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Is this route good enough? -  No (1)

Problems reported -  Safety (1)

Downloads - 5

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Long Stratton
Grid Ref TM1974992797
Lat / Lon 52.48883° / 1.23529°
Easting / Northing 619,749E / 292,797N
What3Words like.twinkled.smallest
Loddon
Grid Ref TM3621298741
Lat / Lon 52.53529° / 1.48152°
Easting / Northing 636,212E / 298,741N
What3Words bill.junction.consoles

Lonlod One's land is

Arable 76.4%
Pasture 9.4%
Urban 13.9%
Woods 0.4%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

review


Paul Skippings

21 Oct 2024 Autumn

We walked from Loddon to Brooke on this route and had the following observations

1. The route out of Loddon is simple and has good pavements and alternative options.
2. The roundabout where the Mundham Road meets the A146 Norwich Road has a clear and simple place to cross out of Loddon.
3. The Mundham Road is quite busy and a hemmed in by steep verges. There is a need to keep a watch out for cars along here.
4. The footpaths in this area seem rarely to be used, thus are not always visible. Luckily there are alternative options on the roads but be careful as some roads in this area can be dangerous due to high verges and limited visibility.
5. The footpath from St Peter's Church, Mundham to Seething had no obvious entrance and cows have clearly used the field, so take care here.
6. The footpath route from Seething to Brooke was very unclear at the time of year we walked it (October). There were sporadic signs and paths crossed fields invisibly (we used GPS). There are gaps through hedges but you have to trust in your GPS and walk over grass and crops.
7. At some points on this footpath there were very muddy sections where cows had been herded, surrounded by electric fences which were live. This felt dangerous and I would not want to walk that way again.
8. Once the footpath reaches the small woodland sections and skirts around them, the route is clear and well-trodden all the way into Brooke.


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