Mail on Sunday advert

[Mud-Plugger]

Chaps, does anyone who attended, remember the exact location and can possibly post a grid number/google earth info for the place where the filming took place, and if there were any access issues etc. Looks like somewhere I should explore.

Thanks, Mud.

[TWINSET]

Pretty sure it was private woodland

[TWINSET]

Still got the e-mails;

Bourne Wood

Tilford Road

Farnham

Surrey

It's a Forestry Commission site, looks like there is access from these two;

http://www.timaps.co.uk/place?pl=bourne-wood

http://www.forestry.gov.uk/website/recreat...orestBourneWood

Directions we were sent

0.0 miles Take the exit towards Knightsbridge s/p A4.

Continue straight, and on reaching the main junction bear left onto Brompton Rd s/p The West Heathrow.

Continue straight, past Harrods, following signs for The West Heathow.

3.3 miles

Bear into right hand lane and cross the Hammersmith Flyover. Continue over flyover and onto HogarthRoundabout.

4.9 miles

At Hogarth Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto s/p A316, The South West, Richmond. Continue straight, over Chiswick bridge staying on the A316

7.5 miles

On reaching Richmond roundabout take the 2nd exit s/p The South West, Staines, Twickenham.

Continue straight over Twickenham Bridge and over roundabouts

13 miles

The road now turns into M3. Continue straight on the M3 and leave the M3 at Junction 4 s/p Camberley.

31 miles

Turn off the M3 then at roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A331 (signposted Guildford, Farnborough)

Keep in right hand lane to continue forward onto the A331 (s/p Guildford, Farnham, Aldershot)

At roundabout take the 2nd exit under the flyover, then merge onto the A31 (s/p Winchester, Farnham)

38 miles

At Shepherd and Flock Roundabout take left hand lane (s/p Winchester, Alton)

At Hickley's Corner traffic signals turn left onto Station Hill - B3001 (s/p Farnham Station)

Once over the railway line bear right onto Tilford Road (s/p Hindhead (A287)

At traffic signals continue straight onto Tilford Road (s/p Tilford)

[Mud-Plugger]

The perfect answer.

Many thanks,

Mud.