Places to stay in Buckinghamshire

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Places to stay in Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire is the home county of 'Chequers' the country residence of the Prime Minister of England. The rolling Chiltern Hills, delightful Country walks, unique market Towns and quaint little Villages are just a taste of what Buckinghamshire has to offer. Buckinghamshire is located in the South-East of England, neighbouring the capital City of London. Local Attractions include the 19th Century, award winning Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire County Museum and the Roald Dahl Children's Gallery. Buckinghamshire's county town is Aylesbury, which is in the south of the county. People born in Aylesbury are often refered to as 'Aylesbury Ducks' which is a reference to the white duck that is native to the area. "Buckinghamshire, or Bucks, an inland county of England, bounded on the North by Northamptonshire, East by Bedfordshire, Herts, and Middlesex, South by Surrey (for the distance of about 1 mile) and Berks, and West by Oxfordshire; greatest length, N. and S., 50 miles; greatest breadth, E. and W., 24 miles; average breadth, 17 miles; area 477,151 acres, population 176,323. It is intersected by the chalk range of the Chiltern Hills, which extend NE. from Oxfordshire to Bedfordshire, the highest point being Wendover Hill, 905 ft. The country here is beautifully wooded, chiefly with oak and beech. To the South there is much excellent grazing land. The fertile "Vale of Aylesbury" lies in the centre of the county, verdant with rich meadows and pasturage. Further North the heavy arable land is now being brought under steam cultivation, and excellent crops of wheat, beans, &c., are produced. Farms are generally of small size, and are leased on a yearly tenure. Pigs and calves are largely reared on the numerous dairy-farms, and great numbers of ducks are sent yearly to the metropolis from the neighbourhood of Aylesbury. The quantity of butter, besides cream cheese &c., send annually to market, averages between 4,000,000 and 5,000,000 lbs. The making of wooden spades, brush-handles, bowls, &c., from beech is a considerable industry. Numbers of the female population are employed in the manufacture of thread-lace and straw plaiting."

Addington

Adstock

Akeley

Alscot

Ascott

Bacombe

Ballinger Common

Barley End

Barton Hartshorn

Beachampton

Cadmore

Calvert

Chackmore

Chalfont Common

Chartridge

Dadford

Dagnall

Dancersend

Denham

Easington

East Burnham

East Claydon

Edgcott

Farnham Common

Fawley

Fern

Fulmer

Gawcott

George Green

Granborough

Haddenham

Halton

Heath End

Ibstone

Ickford

Ilmer

Iver

Jordans

Kimble Wick

Lacey Green

Maids Morton

Naphill

Oakley

Padbury

Quainton

Quarrendon

Radnage

Saunderton

Taplow

Upper Cadsden

Uxbridge

Verney Junction

Waddesdon

Worlds End

Aylesbury

Buckinghamshire

 

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