WebStour Valley Way. This splendid walk takes you along the River Stour from Hengistbury Head on the Dorset south coast to Stourton in Wiltshire. You begin at Hengistbury Head and … WebAbout the river. Pronounced ‘Stow-er’ or ‘Stoor’, the Kentish Stour rises from the Greensand Ridge before making its way through Ashford and changing direction to travel over the …

Hengistbury Head Walk - 3.7 Mile Easy Circular - Dorset Travel Guide

WebPicture: The Stura de Lanzo in Northern Italy. There are five rivers in Britain that bear the name Stour; they can be found in Dorset, Kent, Suffolk, one a tributary of the River Severn flows through Worcestershire and in Warwickshire the fifth that is short but noteworthy. They are all very different, but their flows are descriptive of their ... WebThe Sudbury to Stratford St. Mary stretch of the valley (there is a full description of this part of the river in The River Stour Trust's "The Essex and Suffolk River Stour - Sudbury to … does baking soda have an expiration date

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WebThe usual range of the River Stour at Gillingham Le Neubourg Way is between 0.29m and 1.05m. It has been between these levels for 90% of the time since monitoring began. The … WebThe Trailway is largely made up of sections of the old Somerset and Dorset Railway which linked Bristol and Bournemouth until the 1960s. Enjoy views of the River Stour for most of the route. between Spetisbury and Sturminster Newton. Various locations, free at Shillingstone. Wonderful views along the route. WebThe Great Stour Way is a three mile surfaced shared use path between Canterbury and Chartham running alongside the river. The path is part of the National Cycle Network, route 18, and for people from Canterbury it's a gateway to the Stour Valley and to the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. eyes of ice