Yeoman and capons

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The Buckhurst Terrier was not a small Tudor dog, but a survey of land (in Latin “terra”) in the Withyham and Hartfield area made for Lord Buckhurst in 1598. Four hundred years later much of the landscape remains unchanged and can be explored on this walk around the beautiful Medway Valley concentrating on the individual farmers’ holdings and their strange rents.

Route Details 

LENGTH – 4 miles

TIME – 2.5 hours

START – Hartfield Church, Church Street, Hartfield, TN7 4AG (NGR 479 357)

PARKING – On street parking in Hartfield.

TOILETS – No public toilets available. 

REFRESHMENTS – Pubs in Hartfield and Withyham, village shop at Hartfield            

This walk contains stiles.

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Caution

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Cafe

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Car park

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Picnic area

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Pub

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Shop

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Start point

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Toilet

Whilst we have taken reasonable endeavours to ensure the information is up to date and correct, you will be using the information strictly at your own risk. If you come across any inaccuracies whilst you are on your walk, please contact Wealden District Council’s Community and Regeneration team.

The self-guided walk descriptions are provided to help you navigate your way, however we recommend that you plan your route prior to walking the route and that you carry an Ordnance Survey map of the area being walked and follow your position on the map as you proceed.

Please note, we cannot be responsible for the conditions of the footpaths and land and you are responsible for your own safety.