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DO NOT USE 8. Lacey's Lane, 2.9 Miles
1. Follow the footpath running along the southern side of the churchyard and enter Bede Crescent
2. Walk down Bede Crescent (either side)
3. At the bottom of Bede Crescent turn right onto Hall Lane
4. Follow Hall Lane around the perimeter of the park to the junction with West End and Bars Lane
5. Turn right onto West End
6. At the end of West End turn left onto West End Road, watching out for tractors and lorries. There is no pavement on this road
7. Walk past Clements on your right
8. Immediately after T H Clement, on the right-hand side of the road, is Common Lane (a rough track with a street sign)
9. Cross with care and turn onto Common Lane, following the lane through the Clement site
10. At the end of Common Lane turn right along Middlemere Bank
11. Continue on Middlemere Bank as it becomes Lacey's Lane. Stay on Lacey's Lane, ignoring all turn-offs to the left, to reach the A52
12. Turn right onto the A52, watching out for traffic travelling at high
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