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of Guildford and run up the long slip road for Milford, there is always a sense 
of relief to be off the frenetic pace of the busy dual carriageway. There 
is also the feeling that an enjoyable route to Goodwood is beginning which will 
take you through some beautiful countryside and the attractive market towns of 
Haslemere and Midhurst. The road ahead has gentle curves 
and undulations leaving you with that essential interest - what is ahead? 
At modest speeds, the winding roads suit the handling of a pre-war or classic 
MG. You need to take time as there is a great deal to see along the route and 
interesting places to stop and enjoy. Probably the high point of the route is 
your first glimpse of the smooth lines of the South Downs ahead. |  Memorable MG Routes series
 This is the 
second Memorable MG Route in a new series launched in the revived Safety Fast! 
 (15.10.07)
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 |  The viewpoint on top of the 
South Downs close to the grandstand on the Goodwood horse racing course, provides 
a panorama over West Sussex. On a bright day the views for 30 miles north can 
be stunning.
 |  Milford 
to Goodwood Aerodrome along the A286
 You can download a copy of 
the two page article on this second Memorable MG Route together with a photo guide 
to the route and a detailed route guide with directions, places to see, diversion 
options and suggested refreshment spots. They are both PDF documents.
 MMGRoute
 Photo 
guide to the route
 Walk on Black Down
 
 Detailed route guide
 Download 
a copy of the guide in PDF format.
 Route guide and details
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new series called Memorable MG Routes has been launched Memorable MG Routes are not simply 
about the tactile pleasure of driving the road, particularly in an MG, but they 
are also about the interest along the route from the views on the road, places 
to visit, sights to see and of course refreshment at tea shops and pubs! 
More
 
 Series 
will continue
 A key feature of this series is contributions are 
welcome from members with their own memorable routes. So suggestions for additional 
routes will be very welcome. A note with guidelines for the style, content and 
format of the Memorable MG Routes series is available. More
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