We started this walk on the recreation ground opposite the Hanbury
Turn Pub. We’d originally planned to park at the Avoncroft Museum, but since it
hadn't reopened yet, its car park gates were shut Instead, there were a few
spaces at the rec ground just before the school gates. Since school wasn't in
session, we didn't have to worry too much about the school rush. After crossing
the cricket pitch via a kissing gate, the footpath headed southwest to the main
road then met another path heading east where we entered a restored meadow. We
continued on a narrow path alongside a hedgerow where we had occasional
glimpses into the museum grounds beyond. We did find a gap large enough to get
a great shot of the windmill. Continuing along the path, we joined a small road
where we descended the hill past a garage and several local workshops that we
wouldn't have discovered otherwise. Then after the road crossed a small brook,
we turned right and follow the road alongside it until we reached a style on
the left-hand side.
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