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The Fen Rivers Way, a long distance path running for nearly 80km (50 miles) between the historic settlements of Cambridge and King's Lynn, traces the course of rivers that drain slowly across the Fens into the Wash. The way forms part of the E2 between Cambridge and Ely
Waterbeach to CambridgeFriday 3 August 2012 - 7 MilesID03082012#41b The second of today's walks after the St Edmund Way. I had wanted to carry on the previous walk but the appalling train service prevented me, so I got to Waterbeach and walked through to Cambridge. I walked along to 'The Bridge' from the Station crossing the RIver Cam, then started to follow the waymarkers, taking me west to Clayhithe then south to Eye Hall Farm, hooking into the Harcamlow way at Horningsea. South of the village you then you head west back to the Cam and follow down under the A14, leaving the river again at Fen Ditton, then rejoining the river bank to pass into Cambridge where I went to for some dinner before heading to the station, some distance from the centre. Unfortunately my train was cancelled, so I arrived in Ipswich on the next one which meant I had to be rescued at 2300 but shit happens! Another great walk anyway and my firstest ever in Cambridgeshire! Waterbeach station on the Kings Cross to Kings Lynn line The Bridge Public House by the Cam(bridge) Crossing the Cam I like the waymark, presumably an Eel Weather Station at Clayhithe Horningsea Heading back to the Cam A14 bridge walking by the Cam Chavved up railway bridge Outskirts of Cambridge Peeling off from the Cam to reach the city centre Cambridge Station and a load of cancelled train shenanigans |