Parole Bridge

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This small bridge crosses a stream at the bottom of quarry woods road

By local history was the limit for POW to travel (some say Napoleonic war others World Wars), meaning the prisoner were granted parole up to this point.

Another theory is that the bridge has taken its name from the lowland British ‘para heoz’ meaning ‘the flock or herd road’.

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Coordinates: 51°33'48"N -0°45'32"E

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Aqueduct carrying the Basingstoke Canal 34 km

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Cookham Common 1.5 km
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Pigeonhouse Wood 1.7 km
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Winter Hill Road Woods 2.5 km
Pinkneys Green 3.3 km
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Temple Golf Club 3.8 km
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