Starter itinerary · South Oxfordshire

A day in the deadliest county that never existed.

A practical, car-friendly outline connecting three recognisable places. Verify every opening, road and access detail before travelling; this is inspiration, not live navigation.

Choose your pace

Three useful shapes for a location day

Start with the time you genuinely have. These are editorial outlines rather than turn-by-turn directions.

Half day

Causton in three hours

Keep the file centred on Wallingford: the market town streets, Corn Exchange and Thames-side atmosphere.

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One day

Market town and village loop

Use the detailed sequence below to connect Wallingford, Warborough and Dorchester-on-Thames without treating the day as a race.

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Weekend

Manors, markets and changing identities

Pair this loop with a second day chosen from the location directory. Build around verified public access, not a screen appearance alone.

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Suggested sequence

The day, filed chronologically

  1. 09:301

    Wallingford

    Begin in Causton

    Start around the market square and Corn Exchange, then follow the public streets towards the Thames. Allow time for breakfast and orientation.

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  2. 11:452

    Warborough

    Badger's Drift country

    Make a short, respectful stop around the village green. The Six Bells is strongly associated with the screen village; check current opening hours before relying on lunch.

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  3. 14:003

    Dorchester-on-Thames

    Abbey and village streets

    Explore the abbey area and established public paths. Keep the afternoon flexible enough for openings, weather and an unhurried riverside walk.

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  4. 16:304

    Wallingford

    Close the file

    Return to the starting point, leaving a buffer for traffic and a final café stop. Never let a fictional murder timetable ruin a real train home.

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Take with you

The sensible file

  • Downloaded maps or a charged navigation device
  • Confirmed opening and meal times
  • Weatherproof footwear and water
  • A plan for public parking
  • Respect for residents, services and private property
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