Too Sweet
New information boards are been installed along the Chess Valley Walk.
Thanks go to the Chilterns Chalk Streams Project , Chiltern Society and the Green Recovery Scheme.
The boards are full of information on the Chess Valley, history, geology, wildlife and archeology.
If you get an opportunity take a walk this weekend and see how many you can spot.
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