Good relevant Web Site Resources for England - Web Site Privacy Policy and how to contact us.
The web sites below are those which we found relevant to our own content i.e. England nature, canals, flora, churches and walking.
Important Re Link Exchange - to save wasted effort all round please note that ONLY websites which are relevant to England and are in a similar context to our own content will be considered for link exchange - link exchange requests for any country other than England or the U.K. and/or not relevant will not be answered. Commercial websites such as hotel search, flight search, holiday sites or canal boat holidays etc. who wish to place an advertisement on our site will be considered however there may be a charge for such adverts - please contact us stating your requirements, topic page(s) of interest and your offer.
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Web Sites about England and the U.K.:-
Chiltern Experience Risborough Area Community Action (RACA) - Chiltern Experience website
www.chilternsaonb.org
Travel Drama Directory Directory
United Kingdom Directory
Let's Stay Chilterns Chilterns accommodation and tourist guide.
Let's Stay Cotswolds Cotswolds accommodation and tourist guide.
Wildflowers and Nature Sites
Rural Ways Rural Ways is your online gateway to the countryside. We have hundreds of walking, cycling and horse-riding routes for you to explore, as well as, a whole host of information to help you and your family enjoy the South East's rich rural landscape.
Peter J Hosey photography British
Wildflower photography. High quality digital photographs of english wildflowers,
cultivated flowers, fungi and landscapes
U.K. Walks Sites
Best Walks Bestwalks - the most comprehensive resource on the web for books on walking the Chilterns and the whole of the UK
Walking Routes 100's of links to UK web pages which detail 1000's of on-line walking routes, hiking trails, route directions, route maps etc
Canal Sites
London Canals Masses of informaton about London's various navigations & their histories
The Aylesbury Canal Society - promotes the use of the Aylesbury Arm and runs the basin moorings.
UK Canals Net Dedicated to those who work, live or play on the U.K. Inland Waterways
Sites about Churches.
The Churches Of Britain and Ireland Steve currently has over 5950 churches on his web-site
Duncan and Mary Ball's church website now has over 2,000 pages, containing over 24,100 photographs of 171 -mostly Wiltshire- churches.
This is a complete listing of all topic pages on foxysislandwalks.co.uk:
Aylesbury-Arm
Aynho-Islip
Blenheim+Woodstock Walk
Walking amongst the Bluebells
Bucks Church Photos
Chiltern Walks
Herts/Wilts/Berks/Beds/Northants/Leics/Glouce/Church Photos
Culham - Abingdon and Beckley Walk
English-Walks
English Wild Flowers
Gayton Jc to Wolverton GU
GPS Readings
GUJC Leicester
Leicester Canal (Grand Union)
Lower Heyford Walks
Market Harborough Arm and Foxton Locks
Northampton Canal
Oxford Canal Bridge Photos
Oxford Canal Lock Photos
Oxfordshire ChurchPhotos M-Y
Oxfordshire Church Photos
Oxfordshire Way
Paddington Canal
Regent's Canal
River Stort Navigation
Stratford-on-Avon Canal
The Ridgeway
ToadStool Photos
Wantage+Goring-Walks
Welford Canal Branch and Walk.
Wendover Woods Walks
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Walking Instructions. These are correct to the best of our knowledge but we cannot
guarantee 100 percent accuracy - tracks and paths do
get changed and sadly sometimes even destroyed. A good map should always be utilised
particularly on longer/remote walks.