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Work is continuing to transform the area into a spectacular site for people and wildlife.
Highlights: This vast and tranquil area of fields, pastures and nationally acclaimed wildflower meadows is a vital refuge for waders. Location: 9 miles west of Abingdon. On Buckland to Bampton road; part at Tadpole bridge 1¾ miles north of A420 junction; walk east along Thames Path for 1¼ miles. The terrain is flat, but bumpy underfoot, soft in winter; bridge and gates
Owing to the sensitive nature of this site please keep to the public rights of way.
No dogs
Grid reference: SP 360 010
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Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve
Chimney Meadows near Bampton in west Oxfordshire totals 250 hectares of wildlife rich land along the banks of the River Thames.Work is continuing to transform the area into a spectacular site for people and wildlife.
Highlights: This vast and tranquil area of fields, pastures and nationally acclaimed wildflower meadows is a vital refuge for waders. Location: 9 miles west of Abingdon. On Buckland to Bampton road; part at Tadpole bridge 1¾ miles north of A420 junction; walk east along Thames Path for 1¼ miles. The terrain is flat, but bumpy underfoot, soft in winter; bridge and gates
Owing to the sensitive nature of this site please keep to the public rights of way.
No dogs
Grid reference: SP 360 010
Click here for more details.
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