| This page follows a walk round Exning from 
	Gable Cottage which John uses for visitors |  | 
  
    | THIS 
	FOLLOWS OUR NORMAL WALKING ROUTE ROUND EXNING | 
  
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    | The walk starts next door at The White Horse | 
	
    |  | Our next door neighbour, The White Horse, is a pub with a lot of history 
	attached. There was an inn on the site recorded in the Domesday Book, and 
	the current name derives from the coat of arms of the local knight. Since 
	the demise of the knightly realm, the current owners the Welford family took 
	over in 1923 (though not continuously). The pub even doubled as an officer's mess during the war, when it stayed 
	open twenty-four hours a day. Rumours that regulars still keep these hours 
	are unfounded. 
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	Old Pic 
	of White Horse 
	when Gable Cottage 
	entrance was just a fence   | 
  
    | The 
	White Horse is our next door neighbour. It changed hands
    in March 2003 and is much improved. | 
  
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    | Along teh Exning Road is 
	The Rosery Hotel, | If you get mail from us it 
	was probably posted in this
	100 year old 
	box | 
  
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    | St Martin's Church is on teh corner with 
	Ducks Lane | An interesting working together between church and pub! | 
  
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    | It's worth a visit through the churchyard | Sprys/Bur vacation walk 
	round village  [Photo: Chuck Bur June 23, 2006] | 
  
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    | ...left into Church Lane with an unexpected 
	surprise. | A stream with ducks.. | 
	
    | The first 2003 ducklings.
    Their survival rate is much higher than in Newport Pagnell. there is actually contiguous
    water from Mill Street to this stream.....word about the friendly American Redhead passed
    along! | 
  
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    | Harrington House stables
	[Photo: Chuck Bur June 23, 2006] | ......and a horse walker at the back of one of the racing
    stables | 
  
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    | Church Lane becomes an alleyway towards The Wheatsheaf 
	and right into Chapel Lane | Past the Methodist Chapel | 
  
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    | Chuck Bur outside Exning 
	Post Office [Photo: Joanne Bur June 23, 2006] |  | 
  
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    | Noses pressed 
	.............. in Oxford Street [Photo: Chuck Bur June 23, 
	06] | with
	Exning Primary School 
	
	on teh left   
	
	Ofsted Report | 
  
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    | Retrace along Oxford St to Swan Lane and The White Swan | to pass Gable Cottage from across 
	Swan Lane [Photo:Chuck Bur June 23, 06] | 
  
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    | Back round to the White Horse      
	Old Pic | Opposite  is the 
	War Memorial, set at a double
    road junction | 
  
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			| No. 3 Group HQ : Exning, Suffolk AOCinC : Air Vice-Marshal R 
			Harrison
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			| Mildenhall | 15 Sqn 622 Sqn
 | Lancaster I and III | 24 23
 |  
			| Mepal | 75 (NZ) Sqn | Lancaster I and III | 33 |  
			| Tuddenham | 90 Sqn 138 Sqn
 | Lancaster I and III | 26 22
 |  
			| Witchford | 115 Sqn | Lancaster I and III | 33 |  
			| Methwold | 149 Sqn | Lancaster I and III | 32 |  
			| Stradishall | 186 Sqn | Lancaster I and III | 34 |  
			| Wratting Common | 195 Sqn | Lancaster I and III | 35 |  
			| Chedburgh | 218 Sqn | Lancaster I and III | 30 |  
			| Waterbeach | 514 Sqn | Lancaster I and III | 39 |  | 
  
    | Exning House is now a
    set of luxury appartments [IoE 
	
	275644] | During WW II it was the headquarters of 3rd Bomber Command | 
  
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    | Fields belonging to Regent House which is across the road | Where as well as horses there are also partridges, and sheep, geese etc | 
  
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    | Outside teh Equine 
	Hospital [Photo: Chuck Bur June 23, 06] |  |