20의 에덴브리지가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Lovely valley road to ride through. Impressive posh school buildings in nice quiet road.

Nice test of strength, about a 7 minute climb

I actually made the monument to Paul who was a friend, fellow father (our kids went to school together), customer (Cadence) and fellow cyclist. I had seen a picture of Paul next to a mountain marker in the Alps which is where the idea came from. I no experience of using fibreglass but gave it a go, in my garage, stinking the whole place in the process! Thankfully, the local landowners gave me permission to place it on Beddlestead, a climb Paul regularly rode. It’s great to see it still standing and I remember Paul every time I ride by. For those of you who never met Paul, he was one of life’s gentlemen. He inspired a whole bunch of people in their careers, on the bike and on the rugby pitch. He is sadly missed but always remembered.

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Nice climbing morning

There is also a nice bench to sit and enjoy the view

Through the trees is a lovely view of Chartwell House, Sir Winston Churchill's country mansion. It is possible to visit the house, which is now under the care of the National Trust, one of their most popular properties to visit due to its historical importance. For further details please see the website https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/chartwell

Fans of AA Milne's 'Winnie the Pooh' books will love visiting poohsticks bridge. Locals say this is the location where AA Milne first played poohsticks with his son, Christopher. Although this is not the original, as the first, called Posingford Bridge and built in 1907, fell into disrepair as so many people visited and walked on it. This bridge was erected in 1999 in the same style and was built with help from a grant from Disney. Make sure to carry some sticks with you to the bridge so you aren't disappointed!