We set off from the town's hospital. Not a great place to
start for a walk, but it's a very handy point on the edge of town and a lot of
buses head that way. I think I’m fortunate enough to say that I've used the
place more as a starting point than having to go inside. We turned right and
followed the footpath right downhill to the roundabout, then turn right and
continue to follow the road in a south-eastern direction. At the crest of the
hill was a junction which used to be a pub called the Griffin. It's since been
burnt down and converted into housing. We turned right here and headed west for
a bit, passing a pillar box with a knitted cosy on top. Once the houses had
thinned out, a stile appeared on our left which took us into a field. Here we
bore south through a kissing gate into Studley Common, a green belt area that
had been developed into a community nature
reserve.
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