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Stoke Common is an 83-hectare Site of Special Scientific Interest located in Buckinghamshire, England. It preserves the largest surviving fragment of lowland heathland in the county, a habitat that has experienced significant decline across southern Britain. The site supports wildlife communities as...

Ford End Watermill is a historic, restored water-powered flour mill located in Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire, England. Believed to date back to the late 18th century, the mill operated commercially until the 1960s. Today, it is preserved as a working museum run by volunteers who demonstrate the traditio...

Hambleden Mill is a Thames watermill in Buckinghamshire, England, recorded in the Domesday Book and converted to apartments after milling ended in the 20th century. It is located near the village of Hambleden and has a long history of grain milling. The building is a private residence and is not gen...

Pann Mill is a restored watermill on the River Wye in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and is described as the last surviving mill on that stretch of the river. Milling has deep historical associations with the area, where numerous mills were recorded in the Domesday Book. The present site preserves m...

Naphill Common is an area of common land and woodland near Naphill in Buckinghamshire, within England's Chiltern Hills. Part of the site is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest because its long-established woodland supports veteran trees, varied woodland structure, and associated plan...

Marlow Common is a protected area of woodland, heath, and former common land near Marlow in Buckinghamshire, England. Its vegetation and setting are characteristic of the lowland heath and woodland landscapes associated with the Chilterns, while its paths make it a local setting for walking and info...

Strong dark old ale from Chiltern Brewery in Buckinghamshire, England, its name referencing the historic Chiltern Hundreds, an ancient English administrative district.

Vale Black Swan Dark Mild is a dark mild produced by Vale Brewery in Brill, Buckinghamshire, England. It belongs to a traditional British beer style generally associated with modest alcohol strength and a malt-led profile, here expressed through the use of roasted malt. The beer is of interest to dr...

Vale VPA is a golden session pale ale from Vale Brewery in Brill, Buckinghamshire, England. The beer is the brewery's flagship lighter ale and is presented as a hop-forward interpretation of the traditional English bitter. Its defining profile is the combination of a pale golden appearance, sessiona...

Chiltern Beechwood Bitter is a cask-conditioned bitter brewed by The Chiltern Brewery in Buckinghamshire. First brewed in 1982, it has a mid-amber colour with butter-toffee aroma and fruity, slightly nutty notes; the recipe uses pale ale malt, crystal malt and a higher hop proportion. The beer takes...

Amersham Mill is a historic watermill site in Old Amersham, Buckinghamshire, associated with the River Misbourne. The surviving listed mill building, formerly the Mill Stream Restaurant and now known as Ambers of Amersham, is recorded by Historic England as Bury Mill, a 17th- and 18th-century struct...

Pitstone Hill White Horse was a chalk hill figure in Buckinghamshire, England, representing a horse cut into the landscape. It is traditionally dated to about 1809, although the figure's early history is not fully certain. The geoglyph had disappeared from view by the late twentieth century, making...

Iver Heath is a village and historic heathland area in Buckinghamshire, England. It is internationally associated with Pinewood Studios, which has been based there since 1936, while the name also reflects the area's earlier heathland character. The place therefore combines a settled village environm...

Ivinghoe Mill is a former watermill in Buckinghamshire, England, historically serving the local community by processing grain and other agricultural goods.