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At the end of Mundaydean Lane I continued straight on down a track. At its end I turned left and then immediately right, following a path just inside the edge of Shillingridge Wood. On the far side of the wood I continued down what I think was marked as a bridleway though the OS map only shows a path (last time I took the parallel path over the hedge on my left). At a junction near Bluey's Farm I continued more or less in the same direction past a line of conifers. Just beyond these the path bore slightly right and started to go uphill, but almost immediately I left it, taking a bridleway going through a gate on the left.
Mundaydean Lane
The bridleway continuing from Mundaydean Lane
Shillingridge Wood
Shillingridge Wood
Shillingridge Wood
The bridleway near Bluey's Farm
Where I left the bridleway, taking the bridleway going through the gate on the left
The bridleway ran through a meadow, continuing along the left edge of a second meadow as far as a gate, beyond which it ran between hedges for a short while to reach Moor Wood. After a quarter of a mile or so I almost went straight on at a path crossroads before remembering I needed to turn left down a track. The track led pleasantly through the wood, before the path crossed part of a meadow and then re-entered Moor Wood.
The bridleway to Moor Wood
The bridleway to Moor Wood
Moor Wood
Moor Wood
Moor Wood, after I turned left along a footpath
Moor Wood
The meadow cutting into Moor Wood
Moor Wood
Moor Wood