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Wycombe Rye Lido (formerly Holywell Mead Pool) is a local landmark that has been providing summer fun and great memories since opening back in the 1950s.

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Hundreds of acres of beautiful Common land owned and managed by the National Trust for everyone to enjoy

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Leavesden Country Park covers an area of over 27 hectares and consists of walking/biking paths, a football pitch, wildlife areas, tennis courts, a children’s play area and an outdoor gym for adul…

Majestic royal park with breath-taking views of Windsor Castle, the estate includes The Savill and Valley Gardens, Virginia Water and Swinley Forest.

Dogs Design has been running for 37 years from a grooming parlour near ST. Albans Hertfordshire. I groom small to medium sized dogs but will consider others

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Little Chalfont Nature Park is a new nature park in the heart of the Buckinghamshire village of Little Chalfont. It opened on 1st June, 2016.

A twenty-acre formal park with ornamental lawns, recreational grass areas, rose and shrub beds, seasonal bedding and lots of mature trees.

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At the very heart of Cookham Village, the Moor is often a focal point for local events and fetes. It’s also a great starting point for and extended walk along the river Thames to Cock Marsh.