You should be able to see the route on the location map and it would probably be a good idea to print a copy and take it with you. White Notley Station is the red circle on the black railway line. You can see the yellow road going down to the river and the red dashed path going from there back across the railway track to Cressing Temple Barns.

White Notley Station has only one track and one platform. Follow the platform until you reach the road, and the level crossing, then turn right over the level crossing and along the road.

This is a minor road without pavements which means that you will have to walk in the road but it is not heavily used so you should have no problems with what little traffic there is.

Continue down the hill until you see the narrow bridge over the river.

This is the little bridge with the ford to it's right. Turn left immediately before the bridge (do not cross the bridge) onto a wide surfaced track with a footpath signpost on the verge near the bridge. You can just make out the signpost in the shadows on the left of the picture (Easier to see in the larger picture) pointing out of the picture to the left.

In this picture you can see the grass verge on the left curving round into the above mentioned track.

Follow this track to the point where it veers left and directly in front of you is a stile which you should climb over. Follow the left edge of this field as far as the next stile, climb over the stile and continue straight ahead.

The next visual marker to look for is this footbridge - you can't miss it.

When you see this bridge you will be on the other side of the river from this view with the bridge on your right. Don't go over the bridge but go past it to continue in the same direction that you have been travelling and continue along the edge of the field.

Follow the field edge to the top corner of the field where you should see a stile in front of you together with some signs on the other side of the hedge.

Over the stile you will find that the path goes across a single railway track so cross the track with care. There is a good view each way along the track for quite a long distance such that if there was a train coming then you would see it well in advance. Be aware that, being a single line, trains can approach from either direction. Children should be kept under strict control in this area for their own safety.

After crossing the railway track you will go over another stile visible between the two signs.

Walk a short distance to a kissing gate and, after passing through the gate, you will find yourself on the edge of a large field. Directly in front of you on the far side of the field you should see a red tiled roof which is part of the Cressing Temple Barns complex. Head for the red roof in a straight line across the field.

When you reach the far side go through the obvious Kissing Gate, just visible in the picture, to the edge of the road, just showing through the gap in the trees, and on the opposite side of the road is a large sign proclaiming "Cressing Temple Barns". This road can be busy so cross with care to the grass verge on the other side and, again, keep children under strict control in this area for their own safety.