Tag: Chenies Manor

• Flavours of the Chess Valley

  

  Despite knowing you are out in the Chilterns countryside, I am reminded of how precious this landscape is – some would say lung – situated so close to burgeoning market towns and London. I heard mention many times of the environmental stress that the River Chess endures, from drought, increased demand for water and waterborne pollution.

  Mary Tebje

  17th November 2017

  Chiltern Hills, sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging

  Chenies Manor, Chess Valley, Chiltern Hills, chilterns, Chilterns AONB, chilterns cycling, Chilterns Food and Drink, Chilterns history, chilterns walks, Countryside, Crestyl Watercress, Discover England, england, English countryside, food and drink, food flavours, food heritage, John Tyler, Paradigm Brewery, rural heritage, rural tourism, thechilterns, Tourism, watercress

• Chenies Manor

  

  Located in the beautiful hamlet of Chenies in the Chess Valley, Chenies Manor House was one such building project: formally home to the Russell’s, Earls of Bedford, this 15th century semi-fortified brick manor house so typifies the Chilterns.

  Mary Tebje

  17th November 2017

  Buckinghamshire, Chiltern Hills, sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging

  A Year in the Chilterns, blogs, brick kiln, Bricks, Buckinghamshire, chenies, Chenies Manor, Chess Valley, Chiltern Hills, Curiosity, england, english, English country garrden, English countryside, families, heritage, history, industrial heritage, landscape, Library, Photography, quirky, River chess, sense of place, The Chilterns, Tourism, Travel, Travel blogging, travel photography, travel to the chilterns, trees