Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Church Lane car park
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51°36'27", -00°33'24" show decimal
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Page 17, M11
Church Lane car park
Chalfont St. Peter, Buckinghamshire
The parish of Chalfont St. Peter was established in the seventh century along the river Misbourne; with a population of some 13000 it is now one of the largest villages in south-east England! A large car park can be found behind the church.
How to get here:
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Road: A413 - Follow the A413 north from the A40, or south from Amersham; when you reach the roundabout signposted for Chalfont St. Peter, enter the village and then turn right into Church Lane; the car park is along the road next right. Parking: in the car park (pay and display) +
Access: PublicStatus: alteredCar Park
Photograph taken: 4th June 2006 by Chuck Foster
Terror of the Autons (3)
Filmed: 17 Sep 1970
The daffodil promoters return to their coach
Additional Notes:
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None of the buildings surrounding the car park look like the ones seen on screen; however, with development work under way for new homes on one side it is quite possible the originals have been demolished.
Where to walk to next?
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St. Peter's Court (Terror of the Autons). Cross the car park to the southern side of the church, where there is a pathway leading to the High Street; cross the High Street and St. Peter's Court shops are directly in front.
Other nearby locations:
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Amersham Road (A413) (Logopolis). Road (2.5 miles, 6m) : Head out of the car park, turning left onto Church Lane and left again
onto the High Street. At the roundabout take the
A413 south. As you reach the railway bridge crossing the dual carriageway
the layby used in the story will be just afterwards. Parking: anywhere in the
layby. 
anywhere on the layby.
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Hodgemoor Woods (Terror of the Autons). Road (3.8 miles, 11m) : Head out of the car park, turning left onto Church Lane and left again onto the High Street. At the roundabout take the A413 north. When you reach the roundabout signposted Chalfont St. Giles, turn left into the village; turn right onto Silver Hill, and as it becomes Dodds Lane bear left onto Bottrells Lane. Continue on until you reach Bottom House Farm Lane, and there is a car park on the right.
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Elmswell House (Paradise Towers). Road (3.0 miles, 7m) : Head out of the car park, turning left onto Church Lane and left again onto the High Street. At the roundabout take the A413 north. When you reach the roundabout signposted Chalfont St. Giles, turn right up the hill onto Vache Lane. This then becomes Nightingales Lane, and the house is on the left after you pass Roughwood Lane. Parking: roadside.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Shire Lane Quarry (The Savages): 1.41 miles.
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Isle of Wight Farm (The Reign of Terror): 1.77 miles. 
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Gerrards Cross Sand and Gravel Quarry (The Tomb of the Cybermen, The Dominators, The Twin Dilemma, Attack of the Cybermen): 2.08 miles.
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Mill Lane (Terror of the Autons): 2.15 miles.
Further links about the location:
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Related Stories
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Terror of the Autons [17 Sep 1970]: The plastic flower sellers return to their coach.
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