The Lee & Lee Common (1601)
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Start dateJune 1 2025 -
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Time02:00 pm -
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LocationHP16 9LZ -
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PriceSeniors/Adults/Child £6.50
To coincide with the 150th anniversary of Liberty & Co. this walk will explore the contribution made in the late C19th & early C20th by Arthur Lasenby-Liberty to the Parish of The Lee, a leading figure of the ‘Arts & Crafts’ Movement who lived there at the time.
Walk itself is a ‘figure-of-eight’, on and off roads/paths.
Additional information
Start and finish point is opposite pub, so people may wish to go in there for refreshments, etc.
Lunch available prior (from noon), booking probably advisable.
Accessibility info: Some slopes, uneven ground. not overly arduous, but not really suited for infirm.
Christopher Collier. Amersham Museum, Amersham Museum is a small local Charitable organisation,. Christopher i a volunteer at Amersham Museum.
Meet on the Village Green, opposite the Cock & Rabbit Public House.
Limited roadside parking available adjacent to Village Green and adjoining roads.
Small car park at pub, for patrons.
3 miles
Short walks (up to 3 miles)
2h 15m
Moderate (more challenging, for keen/active walkers)
Leisurely
8
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Yes (Potentially suitable for older - probably teenage - children interested in Local History.
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