The walk takes in Lower and Upper Lamborough Lanes together with Broad Lane.
Having climbed from Lower Lamborugh Lane to Upper lamborungh Lane along Dark Lane, we start at the top of Slater’s Field’ From here we have a view past a dead tree towards Cheesefoot Head with Cheriton Village lying in the dip.
Changing the viewpoint shows a better view across to Cheesefoot Head and the line of the A272 along the horizon.
Returning along Upper Lamborough Lane gives a view across to Middle Farm.
Along Upper Lamborough Lane we see a view towards Cheriton Wood with a cover crop of Mustard in the field Below the Down. The fields in front of Cheriton Wood are the scene of The Battle of Cheriton, on the 29th March, 1644.
The junction with Broad Lane is marked by a grand Beech tree.
Turning to go down Broad Lane to the Mustard Field, a short scad of drizzle gave a welcome rainbow.
The Mustard crop at ground level.
Returning to the Beech tree the autumn colours along Upper Lamborough Lane.
Further along Broad Lane looking back towards the Beech Tree.
From Broad Lane to Lower Lamborough Lane on the last part of the walk.
