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 It was pulled down in 1982 and Chipko was built on the site containing 1 acre 16 perches
+[[File:Pink Hill Reservoir.jpg|thumb|Rectangular piece of woodland purchased in 1984 adjacent to Bethany Cottage, later "Chipko"]]
 B Robinson tells us in his obituary of Andrew "He returned home in 1983, now nearly 40, because he had been asked to become the General Secretary of Quaker Peace and Service. He moved into Chipko at Parslow’s Hillock, a house spectacularly located on the Chiltern escarpment that he designed to be sustainably powered by wood logged from his land. Andrew’s need for physical activity and danger would in future be satisfied by a chainsaw, a quad bike and a wood-burning stove".

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	The vendors sold for £4,000 land comprising Part OS 3100 - 1.6 acres and Part OS 5700 - 0.6 acre. Total 2.20 acres or thereabouts. The land being known as part of "The Coombes" adjoining Wardrobes Lane, Great Hampden, Great Missenden shown on the plan. A copy of this Conveyance is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]].		The vendors sold for £4,000 land comprising Part OS 3100 - 1.6 acres and Part OS 5700 - 0.6 acre. Total 2.20 acres or thereabouts. The land being known as part of "The Coombes" adjoining Wardrobes Lane, Great Hampden, Great Missenden shown on the plan. A copy of this Conveyance is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]].

−	'''23 November 2010. Declaration of Trust~~'''~~	+	'''23 November 2010.''' Declaration of Trust. Chipko put in trust for Andrew & Ann Noel & their daughter and son-in-law. This document is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]].

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 Between Roger Parker-Jervis Esq and The Honourable Ian Hampden Hope-Morley (the vendors) and Andrew Christopher Clark and Ann Noel Clark (the purchasers).
-The vendors sold for £4,000 land comprising Part OS 3100 - 1.6 acres and Part OS 5700 - 0.6 acre.  Total 2.20 acres or thereabouts.   The land being known as part of "The Coombes" adjoining Wardrobes Lane, Great Hampden, Great Missenden shown on the plan
+The vendors sold for £4,000 land comprising Part OS 3100 - 1.6 acres and Part OS 5700 - 0.6 acre.  Total 2.20 acres or thereabouts.   The land being known as part of "The Coombes" adjoining Wardrobes Lane, Great Hampden, Great Missenden shown on the plan.   A copy of this Conveyance is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]].
 '''23 November 2010.   Declaration of Trust'''

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 In WW2 it was used as a base for [[The Home Guard]], commanded by Col. Fairbrother, landlord of [[The Pink and Lily]].
-[[File:Reservoir Site Sale of Land Map.jpg|thumb|Extra land sold to A Clark Esq. 1997]]
+[[File:Reservoir Site Sale of Land Map.jpg|thumb|Extra land sold to A Clark Esq. 17th February 1998.  see details beiow.]]
 '''30 August 1975 Deed of Gift'''.   Arnold and Zettee, now living in Great Missenden gave it to their son Andrew.   The following extract is from the Deeds.

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 In WW2 it was used as a base for [[The Home Guard]], commanded by Col. Fairbrother, landlord of [[The Pink and Lily]].
-[[File:Reservoir Site Sale of Land Map.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:Reservoir Site Sale of Land Map.jpg|thumb|Extra land sold to A Clark Esq. 1997]]
 '''30 August 1975 Deed of Gift'''.   Arnold and Zettee, now living in Great Missenden gave it to their son Andrew.   The following extract is from the Deeds.

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 As he was in India it was let to John and Sue Claydon about 1976/77, then called [[Bethany Cottage]]. Next it was let to an Irish man, whom Andrew had met in India called Phillip Burn whose wife was Indian.   She was not happy and although ok it was condemned by the Council.
-It was pulled down in 1982 and Chipko was built on the site.
+It was pulled down in 1982 and Chipko was built on the site containing 1 acre 16 perches
-'''Andrew died on 23rd April 2020.'''   B Robinson tells us in his obituary of Andrew "He returned home in 1983, now nearly 40, because he had been asked to become the General Secretary of Quaker Peace and Service. He moved into Chipko at Parslow’s Hillock, a house spectacularly located on the Chiltern escarpment that he designed to be sustainably powered by wood logged from his land. Andrew’s need for physical activity and danger would in future be satisfied by a chainsaw, a quad bike and a wood-burning stove".
+B Robinson tells us in his obituary of Andrew "He returned home in 1983, now nearly 40, because he had been asked to become the General Secretary of Quaker Peace and Service. He moved into Chipko at Parslow’s Hillock, a house spectacularly located on the Chiltern escarpment that he designed to be sustainably powered by wood logged from his land. Andrew’s need for physical activity and danger would in future be satisfied by a chainsaw, a quad bike and a wood-burning stove".
 Andrew and Ann Noel moved in 1983 before it was completely finished.
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 Shall nor erect any signboards, notice boards or advertisements on the property, except to indicate that no shooting is permitted or that the footpath across the property is not a bridle path
 '''23 November 2010.   Declaration of Trust'''

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 Extract from the Deeds.   This document is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]].
-It is agreed that Mr & Mrs A C Clark of Chipko will purchase for £3,000 on 3rd September 1984 - The piece of land containing 5 acres at [[Parslows Hillock]] and comprising part of Ordnance Survey Numbers 408 and 411 as shown on plan.
+It is agreed that Mr & Mrs A C Clark of Chipko will purchase for £3,000 on 3rd September 1984 - The piece of land containing 5 acres at [[Parslows Hillock]] and comprising part of Ordnance Survey Numbers 408 and 411 as shown on plan.   This property was part of the [[Hampden Estate Woodlands]].
 '''The Purchasers shall :-'''

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	Shall nor erect any signboards, notice boards or advertisements on the property, except to indicate that no shooting is permitted or that the footpath across the property is not a bridle path		Shall nor erect any signboards, notice boards or advertisements on the property, except to indicate that no shooting is permitted or that the footpath across the property is not a bridle path

−	'''23 November 2010'''	+	'''23 November 2010. Declaration of Trust'''

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	Shall nor erect any signboards, notice boards or advertisements on the property, except to indicate that no shooting is permitted or that the footpath across the property is not a bridle path		Shall nor erect any signboards, notice boards or advertisements on the property, except to indicate that no shooting is permitted or that the footpath across the property is not a bridle path
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		+	'''23 November 2010'''