Pete's Walks - Hudnall and Potten End (page 2 of 3)

At the top of the hill the 'road' emerged from the cutting and continued between hedgerows, soon starting to descend towards Frithsden and reaching the village close to the pub. Across a road, a footpath continued, rising gently within the eastern edge of Little Frithsden Copse.

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Roman Road, at the top of the hill

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Roman Road, starting to descend to Frithsden

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The pub in Frithsden

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The start of the footpath through Little Frithsden Copse

the wide path soon flattened out, and continued with tall trees either side until it met a residential road (I'm not sure if this is still in Frithsden or in neighbouring Potten End). Across this road, the path continued between garden hedges to reach a wood, where within a few yards it ended at a bridleway.

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The footpath through Little Frithsden copse

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The path continuing towards Potten End

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The path continuing towards Potten End

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The path between garden fences - I'm not sure whether the residential road I'd just crossed is in Frithsden or Potten End

I turned right, and soon the bridleway entered part of Berkhamsted Golf Course. I crossed in front of a 'tee' and followed the bridleway through trees to the right of a fairway.  After crossing a minor road, the bridleway continued through another part of the golf course, crossing another fairway and continuing through a belt of trees between that and another fairway to my left.

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The bridleway, approaching Berkhamsted Golf Course

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The bridleway through Berkhamsted Golf Course

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Across a minor road, the bridleway continues through Berkhamsted Golf Course

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The bridleway through Berkhamsted Golf Course

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This is just about where the bridleway leaves the golf course

Beyond the golf course, the bridleway continued through fairly open woodland with a lot of bracken around. At a bridleway crossroads I turned right, briefly rejoining the route I walked last Saturday on my 'Alternative Ashridge Walk', as I headed towards Frithsden Beeches.

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The bridleway to Frithsden Beeches

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The bridleway to Frithsden Beeches