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	Gt Oxendon Tunnel on National Cycleway No 6 by Row17 It's far safer to get off your bike & walk through this tunnel.
	Stile at Great Oxendon by Michael Trolove A wet corner so raised sleepers permit a cleaner access to the Jurassic Way as it passes along the back of Great Oxendon village.
	The A508 from the George car park by Malcolm Neal The view is along the A508 looking towards Market Harborough. It is just about to rain with heavy clouds approaching from Market Harborough.
	Medieval Ridge and Furrow by Stuart Shepherd Looking south from St Helen's at Great Oxendon.
	Oxendon tunnel, south portal by Malc McDonald Oxendon Tunnel is one of two tunnels on the Brampton Valley Way. Both tunnels are unlit, cyclists are advised to use lights when passing through the tunnel (walkers would similarly be advised to carry torches). The tunnel was previously... (more)
	Air shaft, Oxendon Tunnel by JThomas Looking up from the Brampton Valley Way (National Cycle Route 6). The warning signs prior to entering the tunnel about dismounting from your cycle are best heeded (uneven, wet surface).
	St Helen's Church, Great Oxendon, Northants & Shower clouds by Colin Park
	Brampton Valley Way - Great Oxendon by Dave Thompson
	Telephone box in Great Oxendon by Mat Fascione Located on the Main Street, this phone box has been converted into a mini book swap facility.
	Ventilation Shaft, Oxendon Tunnel by Stephen McKay Looking upwards from the bottom of Oxendon Tunnel to the top of the ventilation shaft, located about half way along this 418 metre long tunnel. The tunnel was last used for trains in 1984 and is now a cycle way and footpath. Although lights... (more)
	Entrance to Oxendon Tunnel by Gary Sutherland The northern entrance to Oxendon Tunnel. Once a railway tunnel it now forms part of the Midshires Way and is accessible to cyclists and walkers.
	Braybrooke Road, Great Oxendon by David Howard