Walk in the countryside- Cowleaze, Wormsley Park, Christmas Common circular

A throughly enjoyable walk passing through the former home of the philanthropist Sir Paul Getty's " Shangri-la" Wormsley Estate area, surrounding beautiful woodlands, fields and the lovely Chiltern countryside! Last time we saw lots of deer and red kites.
Starting from the Cowleaze Wood Free Car Park we head down through the woods to Vicar's Farm and then after a short climb descend towards Wormsley Estate where we may be able to get glimpses of Wormsley Park House, the Opera Pavilion and the PG cricket ground (constructed after Mick Jagger introduced the game to Sir PG). We link up with the Chiltern Way for a while and walk through the beech woodland of Shotridge Wood before heading to Christmas Common and continuing to the edge of Pyrton Hills before steadily climbing the path between Shirburn Hill and Wood to return to the car park after a good cardio workout!!
This is a moderate walk (approx 7miles total ascent 916ft) but with some steep sections and stiles.u
We shall have a short lunch break so pls. bring packed lunch, snacks and water.
Contact details: Abdul 07836 745762

The fee for the walk is £5 and paid on signing up for the walk directly to the charity The Sightsavers via the JustGiving page on the link provided below;

www.justgiving.com/page/abdul-chiltern-charity-walks-121

Pls. remember to put your meetup name as a reference to the payment.
Any payment issues can be sorted out before the walk.

This fee is non- refundable unless the walk is cancelled, therefore be certain that you are able to attend.
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Outdoor activity carries an element of risk and in taking part on the walk you agree and accept that you are fully responsible for your own preparedness for the walks covering fitness, safety (own and others), appropriate clothing, footwear and provisions.
Walk leader/Organizer must be made aware before the walk of any pre-medical conditions or injuries which may affect your ability to complete the activity. This also applies in case you feel unwell during the walk.
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