The walk through the fields from Churton to Farndon and back again is always enjoyable, taking about an hour for the full circuit, or less if you don’t pause for photos. It always varies enormously by season, but was quite spectacularly distinctive yesterday, glazed in frost under a bright blue sunny sky. Where the tractors had been out, during wet weather the deep tracks along some of the footpaths had filled with rainwater and frozen solid, but the ridges between were ice-free. Literally freezing in the shade, it was actually quite warm in the sun. A splendid walk, all colour and light.
The route taken from Churton to Farndon along official footpaths (in bright pink). The return route takes the pink footpath that starts in Brewery Lane. The red blobs are the approximate locations of two possible prehistoric sites, now ploughed out. Source of map: The Public Map Viewer.
Based in Churton 
I have permission from grovenor estate to metal detect on the land all finds of interest are recorded with dr Suzy white at Wrexham museum and Chester museum,I was the finder of the Huntington hoard and more recently the Handbridge ring,I have also found a Roman coin at churton,hope this is of interest to you.
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Dear David, thanks so much for commenting. Brilliant finds, and fascinating too. I would love to more about the Roman coin at Churton. Was it near the Roman road? Would it be okay to email you? Best, Andie
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