This walk takes you down the lovely old track known as Watery Lane. This ancient track used to connect with Watts Lane and in days gone by was a main route into and out of Hullavington. The walk then circles back around the fields to the north of Newtown. 

1. Starting by Hullavington Garage, go down Frog Lane and take the footpath at its end.  

2. Just before the camp boundary fence, take the kissing gate on your left into Frog’s Close and follow the right-hand hedge along the back of Mays Farm through May’s Close.  

3. Keep to the camp boundary fence and over a sturdy new wooden footbridge on the right, through narrow track for about another 100 yards and over another wooden footbridge before emerging into a large field, New Enclosures. Straight on here down the edge of the field with the little stream on your left.  

4. The exit at the far corner leads you into an old marshy track, Watery Lane and after another 100 yards you go through a metal gate to emerge onto the main road out of the village.  

5. With great regard for road safety, you now turn left and follow the road for about ¼ mile, up Macadam Hill, past the cemetery, Little Topsoil and cross the junction going towards Norton.  

6. Where the road bends right you will see a stile on your left. Cross the stile and head through the field Deadlands towards Newtown, passing the school field on your left.  

7. Turn sharp right past the front of the last cottages in Newtown and follow the little stream through two fields, Inhooks, into Hill Hayes Lane.  

8. Here you can either follow the lane back to The Street, or cross it and go on to enter The Street via Parsons Walk or, if you live in Parklands, go the extra ¼ mile, emerging into Will Lane at the end of that estate near Gardners Farm.