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Cholesbury is a village situated in a picturesque area of the Chiltern Hills, about 4 miles (6.4 km) east of Wendover. Together with the villages of St Leonards, Buckland Common and Hawridge, if forms the parish of Cholesbury-cum-St... (more)

The shadow of a wooden five-bar gate streaks the ground at the edge of the woodland through which Browns Lane passes at this point. To the left (off image) are some of the fields of Shirelane Farm.

The sign indicates that the village is in the Chiltern Hills.

Marking the boundary of Cholesbury and Hawridge parishes. At 13:40 on November 26th the shadow of the village name sign points directly towards the Queen Victoria Jubilee Parish Boundary Stone. But only if the sun's out.

Situated in Cholesbury HP23 6ND, this telephone kiosk has a BT notice above the payphone indicating that it will shortly be removed due to lack of usage. The former BT Piper logo can be seen on the glass panels each side of the payphone... (more)

This leafy track is called Browns Lane and links Kiln Road near Cholesbury to SP9109 : Hastoe hamlet, this view being at its start on a bend on Kiln Road. Surprisingly perhaps this is a "Byway Open to All Traffic" (often abbreviated to BOAT)... (more)

The Iron Age ditch of Cholesbury Camp [Link]. At this point the ditch runs between two high banks and progress is blocked by a large number of small holly bushes. The way on round the Camp in a clockwise... (more)

The duck pond no longer looks chilly (as in an earlier Geograph Link ). In August 2010 it has dried up completely.

This stone pillar is on Cholesbury Common and has a fixed plaque with the following wording: This stone was erected in 1897 to mark Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. It stands on the boundary between Hawridge... (more)

Hawridge and Cholesbury Cricket Pavilion on Cholesbury Common

Cholesbury Village Hall was built in 1895 on land given to the people of Cholesbury by Frederick Butcher of Tring, a banker and landowner. It was originally just a "parish room" which soon got taken over by the Men's Club... (more)