Pete's Walks - Thame Valley Walk
Post-walk comments
I found the Thame Valley Walk to be a pleasant route. Following a river valley, it was naturally a very flat route and it didn't pass through much woodland at all. It was largely a mixture of corn fields, meadows and pastures, with occasional stretches on tarmac and the odd attractive village thrown in. Nether Winchendon and Long Crendon were particularly worth visiting I thought.
The route is always within a few fields of the river Thame, but there were disappointingly few sections that were directly beside the river.
It would make quite a good day walk, though any one doing that would need to start or finish at Tiddington rather than Albury, adding an extra mile to the distance.
Meadow near Nether Winchendon (Day 1)