Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Miserden
Miserden
Gloucestershire
Miserden is built on the site of a castle, and is small village alongside a large estate.
How to get here:
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Road: M5 - Exit junction 11A, and head west on the A417 towards Cirencester. After the road bears right (junction with A436), turn right onto the B4070 towards Stroud. When the road bears right, turn off towards Whiteway, and follow it down to Miserden. +
roadside
Access: publicStatus: recognisable Green
K9 and Company
Filmed: 16 Nov 1981
Sarah picks Brendan up from the railway station.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 16 Nov 1981
Sarah picks Brendan up from the railway station.
Access: publicStatus: recognisable The Lodge
K9 and Company
Filmed: 13 Nov 1981
The Tracey residence.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 13 Nov 1981
Sarah visits the Tracey's to see if anyone is there.
Access: publicStatus: recognisable St Andrews Church
K9 and Company
Filmed: 13 Nov 1981
Sarah checks out a churchyard.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 13 Nov 1981
Sarah and K9 check the map for chapels.
Access: publicStatus: recognisable Square
K9 and Company
Filmed: 13 Nov 1981
Sarah drives to the ruined church.
Where to walk to next?
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Miserden Nurseries (K9 and Company). No route recorded to this location.
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Miserden Park Estate (K9 and Company). No route recorded to this location.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Miserden (village junction) (K9 and Company): 0.61 miles. 
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Wishanger Lane (K9 and Company): 1.10 miles.
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Wishanger Farm (K9 and Company): 1.11 miles.
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Cheltenham Road (K9 and Company): 2.63 miles. 
Production Notes:
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In reality Miserden doesn't have a railway station; the illusion was achieved in the story by hearing a train "out of shot" as Sarah and Brendan walk along.
Further links about the location:
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British History - Miserden
Related Stories
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K9 and Company [16 Nov 1981]: The village of Morton Harwood.
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