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WEATHERPROOF MAPS OF ANYWHERE ON FABRIC
nLike all the best ideas, SplashMaps was born of frustration. Failing GPS devices and trying to use wet paper maps outdoors are not great user experiences. With SplashMaps we’ve taken our knowledge of mapping, gained from years of experience with mapping agencies, added open map data from the world’s Mapping Agencies and OpenStreetMap to make a product that is entirely designed around you.
SPLASHMAPS ARE AWARD WINNING FABRIC OUTDOOR MAPS DESIGNED FOR CLARITY AND ACCURACY.
nOUR WASHABLE, WEARABLE RANGE OF MAPS.
The Wild Guides - a place where you can find inspiration and information for your wilderness getaways.
Orchard View Farm is a small family run farm nestling at the foot of the Chiltern Hills. As well as being a working farm there is also an Award Winning Cafe, Farm Shop, Butchers, Bar and 50 pitch campsite.
nAddress :
nStockwell Lane, Little Meadle,
nBucks HP17 9UG
nTel : 07941 472162
nEmail : camping@orchardviewfarm.co.uk
A couple from Nottingham who love hiking, especially in the Peak District and Derbyshire.
Chilterns AONB Conservation Board
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The Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) covers 324 square miles of countryside, stretching from the River Thames in southern Oxfordshire up through Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire to Hitchin in Hertfordshire. It is one of 38 AONBs in England and Wales, which belong to the same family as National Parks. Its designation as an AONB in 1965 recognised that the Chiltern Hills contain some of the finest landscapes in the country which are worthy of protection at the highest level.
nThe Chilterns Conservation Board is an independent body established by Parliamentary Order in July 2004, and has 27 members, all drawn from local communities. The Board’s purposes are given in Section 87 of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.
