until you meet with Church Lane (Haynes). There is quite a good view of Haynes Park, the house, from the top of the lane looking across the fields. Haynes to Sandy Turn right downhill on Church End Road. About 50m on the left is Church Lane and St Mary's Church where Queen Anne of Denmark and James I attended church on 30 July 1605. The route, however, follows Church End Road and then continues as it becomes Standalone Warren. At Appley Wood Corner you will see an entrance to "Chicksands Woods", which is part owned by the Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom). There is also a cycle, foot and bridle path leading towards Shefford, Bedfordshire from this location. Staying on the Greensand Cycleway, continue along Standalone Warren until the next T-junction. Bear right and continue on to the crossroads with the A600. "Chicksands Bike Park" is at the top of the warren in "Rowney Warren Woods" on the right. A refreshment van has been known to ply its trade at this location at weekends and holidays. Cross the A600 and continue along Standalone Warren, keeping the woodland on your right. Follow the road round passed Southill Sawmills and continue onto the Bedford Road towards Old Warden. Old Warden comprises a number of pretty cottages, a village hall, the Hare & Hounds pub, a cricket club and church. It is also home to the Shuttleworth Collection and Shuttleworth College (Bedfordshire), an agricultural college. Continue along Bedford Road bearing left downhill past the cricket grounds and the Abbey Church of St Leonard. Turn left down Warden Road towards Ickwell. Ickwell is a striking hamlet with its oversized village green which commodiously accommodates the village cricket club and some very old oaks. The cycle route continues along through the green and out towards Northill where the "Crown", a pub and restaurant, parts of which date back to the 17th century, awaits between the church and the village pond. Continue through the village and towards Thorncote Green and Franklin's farm and poultry shop with their "freerange children". Continue along Thorncote Road until Hatch where you follow the signs right, along a path leading to Brook End Farm. Cross the staggered crossroads into the lane that leads to the Green at Beeston, mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Bistone. Turn right along the Green and left into the Crescent. To continue the route,