Fleet Services is actually adjacent to the suburbs of Fleet itself, it's just not very convenient to move from one to the other. There is a huge wooden wall between the two that I suppose can be justified on noise reduction grounds but I can't see any good reason for preventing people walking between the two. Luckily there is a service road, liberally adorned with hostile notices warning of prosecution for trespass if one were to use it. It doesn't penetrate the wall of course but at least it does allow one to reach the main local road without travelling along the motorway. So I walked about 1 300 m along that until I came to quite a pleasant footpath through a wooded strip beside the road that headed to the centre of Fleet.
The service road is actually quite a pleasant walk
On the footpath through the wooded strip between the housing estate and the road there are lots of trees and bushes.
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After DEBRA I started looking for a café. There are quite a few in the main street but none that really dragged me in.
I eventually settled on the Two Spoons because it has a notice outside that tickled me slightly
My toasted teacake arrived astonishingly quickly, they must have used a flamethrower to toast it so quickly! Unfortunately this means that although it is toasted it's not actually hot. The mocha is hot and nicely decorated.
