(S/E) Park considerately on the outskirts of Titchmarsh village then take the Roman Road heading eastwards. After a few hundred yards follow the footpath to the right over open fields. The route is clearly visible - in most areas - thanks to the efforts of farmers in keeping the recognised pathways free of crops. Use smalls copses as shown on the map to navigate by.
(1) After about 3 km, cross a wooden gangway over a stream and turn right onto a well-founded dirt track, heading southwest towards large electricity pylons in the distance.
(2) Turn left just short of the pylons and walk parallel to a drainage ditch, crossing the obstacle at a wooden bridge.
(3) Turn left at a tree line and proceed for a further kilometre until reaching a disused piece of farm machinery.
(4) Turn right, proceeding southeast along an enclosed pathway until reaching an opening on the left into fields. Turn left, following the edges of fields bordering the RAF Molesworth security fence for about 2 km until reaching a pond near a small square wood. Turn left and proceed to a made-up road where you turn right leading to a cluster of farmhouses at a T junction.
(5) Turn left and follow the quiet tarmac road, enjoying the expansive views of the countryside, heading back towards Titchmarsh (S/E)
