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Left: Feoff ees Spinney was planted in 2006


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Left: You’ll pass a gate which says Little Downham Nature Reserve.


tracks within the nature reserve, feel free to explore! When you reach The Holts information board, we’re


heading through the metal gate just in front of the board. As you continue along the track, you should see a hidden gate on your left, this takes you into Myles Meadow, there are notice boards kindly asking dog owners to pick up their dog faeces, due to cattle illness. Continue all the way through passing another set of double gates.


You’ll then pass a fenced-


off area, which is The Little Downham Bee Project, this was constructed in 2012 through lottery funding and is managed by the Little Downham Conservation Volunteers. Continue straight ahead with the bee project to your left, you’ll fi nd an open barn, with lots of information boards. It’s a great spot to stop off for a break. Continue around to the right and join Hurst Lane. Walk left up to the top and then continue


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Above: Pass a fenced off area, which is The Little Downham Bee Project!


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Above: You’ll fi nd an open barn, with lots of information boards.


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Above: Continue right along Cannon Street


right along Cannon Street, then take the left onto Church Way, looping back around on to Main Street past the church and the Village Hall. Take the right-hand turn onto School Lane which takes you back to your starting point.


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Below: You’ll pass by Saint Leonard’s Church.


DOWNHAM LITTLE


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Above: Check out the Holt Fen information Board


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Above: We’re heading through the metal gate.


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Right: There are


notice boards kindly asking dog owners to pick up their dog faeces


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Above: We’re taking School Lane back to our starting point.


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