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Newnham
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Start from Newnham church [=] walk East - passing `The George Inn` [=] pass Newnham Lane [=] continue along road [=] pass Little Thatch [=] after modern bungalows cross road to footpath next to `Beverley` [=] cross stile [=] follow path (yellow markers) [=] turn left at T junction of paths[=] head uphill to clearing [=]continue ahead with trees on right [=] path becomes a track [=] when track bends right[=] ,ahead on footpath to stile [=] cross stile [=] follow path half right downhill [=] then following fence on right [=] at stile (in fence) DO NOT CROSS STILE [=] follow path half left [=] then uphill (wind turbine on right through trees) [=] continue through woods (orchids here in 2002) [=] look out for enclosed path in wire fence on right [=] follow path between gardens, crossing two stiles [=] emerging between modern houses [=] ahead on tarmac path [=] to road, turn right [=] follow road (Eastling) [=] pass Meesons Close [=] then pass Newnham Lane [=] pass Forge House turn left up path to Eastling church. Ancient yew tree in churchyard [=] out of church gate turn left [=] take first path on left [=] through gate onto tarmac drive [=] turn left, follow drive [=] where drive bends left [=] ahead crossing footbridge [=] turn left [=] follow wire fence on left to end of garden fence and footpath post [=] turn right onto grass path across field (hawthorn hedge on left) [=] ahead into wood [=] following woodland path emerge at stile [=] cross stile ahead to next stile [=] cross stile [=] ahead between hawthorn hedges into wood [=] turn right onto bridle path [=] follow bridle path to road (orchards) [=] at road turn left [=] follow road to road junction[=] take road to right (footpath sign) follow road uphill passing cottages [=] at road junction cross half left onto track [=] follow track through wood [=] keep to main track emerge onto field [=] ahead (trees on left) follow track opening up across fields [=] under pylons to road [=] turn right [=] follow road (Stalisfield Road) pass Derbies Court Farm [=] pass road junction [=] continue on road, bending left (Stalisfield ¾) [=] continue ahead passing next road junction (Eastling 2 ½) [=] follow road into Stalisfield Green and to The Plough Inn on the right. Stop |
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The Plough Inn Set in the pretty village of Stalisfield
on top of the North Downs, with views across the Swale, the Plough was
originally a Kentish Hall house built in the 15th-century. In 1745 it
became an alehouse serving the local farming community. It
has been unspoilt by time with its original beams and log fires. |
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