Harton · 1 checked & stamped
Boots on. These are the Harton walks worth the drive, with lead rules and livestock warnings marked.
Harton is a handful of houses built round a large green a mile north of Bossall, and the walk that belongs to it is the lane running south-east off the green and then south across the fields towards Bossall. The lane is metalled, single track and quiet enough that you will hear a car long before you see it, and it drops steadily off the Barton Hill shoulder onto the flat ground of the Derwent side. Turning at the Bossall junction and walking back makes a level two and a half miles; carrying straight on for another half mile brings you to Bossall's isolated Norman church, which stands alone in a field with no village round it. There is no pavement anywhere on the route and the fields either side carry stock, so the dog stays on the lead the whole way.
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