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British Aikido Board National
Course 2008
Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre - Saturday 27th September 2008
ACCOMMODATION
- BED & BREAKFAST - MARLOW Oak
Lodge Tel:
01628 472145,
Mob: 07866 319326, Web:
www.oaklodgemarlow.co.uk
Prices:
Single £35 Twin £60-62,
(single Occupancy £45) RATING *** Oak
Lodge has recently been refurbished to a high standard and
provides good quality accommodation.
Convenient to M4, M40 and M25.
The aim to make your stay both comfortable and enjoyable.
Heathercroft Tel:
01628 472641, E:
ellimarlow@aol.com, Web:
wwwheathercroft-marlow.com
Prices:
Single £35.38, Twin/double. £60-65
RATING ****
Riverdale Tel:
01628 485206.
Mob: 07941 513021,
E:
chrisrawlings@onetel.com
Hazeldene Tel:
01628 482183
Prices:
Single £30-35, Twin £50-60.
RATING ** Red
Barn Farm Tel:
01494 882820, E:
redbarnfarm@btinternet.com
10
Lock Road Tel:
01628 473875
Old
Kiln House Tel:
01628 474616, E:
n_b_marshall@hotmail.com
Bucks
SL7 3HR Tel:
01628 486451 / 07970 555814 E:
gillbullen@rookerycourt.fsnet.co.uk
A C T I V I T E S
from MARLOW
Boat Trips Salter
Brothers (Telephone: 01865 243421) run boat trips as well as
passenger boats to Henley and Windsor
Riverside Walks From
Higginson Park, Marlow to Temple Lock (2 1/2 miles return) or Hurley
(3 1/2 miles return)
The
Thames Path National Trail passes through Marlow en-route from the
Cotswolds to London.
Join it by the river in Higginson Park, heading away from the
bridge. Walk on
through meadows to see 12th century Bisham Abbey on the
opposite bank. Next
comes Temple Lock and its seasonal cafe.
Retrace your steps to Marlow or go on past Temple
Lock and cross the river by
the footbridge.
Walk through the meadow to another footbridge leading
to a river island and on to Hurley Lock.
Beyond the lock return to the riverbank via another
footbridge and take the steps leading down into the lane and to the
pretty little village of Hurley.
Just before Ye Olde Bell Inn turn left onto a narrow footpath
which soon meets a wider track passing between a caravan park and
field. Near
the white house at the end of the field, turn left through the
kissing gate onto a footpath leading back to the river.
Turn right at the river to return to Marlow. From
Marlow to Bourne End (6 miles
return) Walk down
the High Street towards the church and river.
Pass the George & Dragon and enter the churchyard through the
gates ahead (signed To Marlow Lock and Bourne End).
Turn immediately left and follow the footpath out of the
churchyard into an alley, which emerges in St. Peter's Street.
Take the alley immediately to the right of the Two Brewers
pub (signed Thames Path) and on reaching Mill Road turn right and
follow the road. Turn right onto the footpath, which leads to the
river, signed Thames Path.
Follow this along the river, the Quarry Wood on the far bank
- said to be Kenneth Grahame's inspiration for the Wild Wood in
Wind in the Willows.
Follow the path through meadows to Bourne end.
Cross the river at the railway bridge and a mile further on
to Cookham's Stanley Spencer Gallery,
the village where the artist was born and worked There
are plenty of Tea Shops and Pubs offering refreshments Bisham
Abbey National Sports Centre
also has facilities for Tennis, Badmington and Squash. But it is
advisable to telephone first to book , Telephone No. 01628 476911 |
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