Renegade Brewery – The Pantry Coffee Shop loop from Ashampstead
Renegade Brewery – The Pantry Coffee Shop loop from Ashampstead
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Renegade Brewery – The Pantry Coffee Shop loop from Ashampstead
00:52
13.8km
120m
Cycling
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: July 16, 2026
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Start point
Parking
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3.28 km
Gravel Road in North Wessex Downs
Highlight • Cycleway
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6.60 km
Casey Fields Farm Shop
Highlight • Other
9.28 km
Job Lousley Memorial
Highlight • Monument
The inscription reads:
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In memory of Job Lousley of the manor Hampstead Norris, who died July 8th 1855 aged 64 years.
This monument was put up by his son Jethro Lousley, to respect his father's wish to be buried in this piece of ground, but it could not be carried out as it was not consecrated and no preparation had been made so he was buried in a vault in Hampstead Norris churchyard.
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11.7 km
Narrow Bumpy Path in North Wessex Downs
Highlight • Trail
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13.1 km
Renegade Brewery
Highlight • Restaurant
13.2 km
The Pantry Coffee Shop
Highlight • Cafe
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13.3 km
St Peter and St Paul Church, Yattendon
Highlight • Historical Site
He is remembered by small sculptures at the doorway and the Norreys arms in one of the windows (although this was the geometric arms adopted by his 17th century descendants, not the ravens that he used).
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The local architect, Alfred Waterhouse, added the porch and vestry in 1881 and the spire fifteen years later. He also heavily restored the rood screen. It just about retains some of the original 15th century woodwork. The staircase to the missing rood loft is a particularly fine example.
Yattendon Church is famous for the use of the Yattendon Hymnal which was edited by Waterhouse's son-in-law, Robert Bridges, the poet laureate, in 1899. It is a collection of ancient hymns designed for the use of a village choir and is considered a pioneering landmark in the history of texted English hymns.
The building has an interesting array of wall monuments, most of which are not listed in the Buildings of England.
Cit. berkshirehistory.com/churches/yattendon.html
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13.8 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
13.2 km
477 m
175 m
Surfaces
12.4 km
1.03 km
260 m
175 m
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Elevation
Highest point (140 m)
Lowest point (80 m)
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