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November 7, 2019 by Tess of the Vale, posted in map

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Under the shadow of Dungeon and Dogbury hillforts, discover the medieval, forested village of Glanvilles Wootton. Pass the healing waters of Chalybeate Spring and the manor that has grown through time. Explore the land owned by a famous highwayman and the ancient family of the UK Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill. Follow the footsteps of medieval traffic travelling to Sherborne and pass the road leading to one of the largest Mausoleums in the country, now only earthworks. Head into the depths of the Forest of Blackmore filled with young pine but in the company of aged oaks and worn beech trees. Emerge from the wood to cross a trickle of the Caundle Brook and meet the historic site of Middlemarsh Grange, all before returning to peaceful Glanvilles Wootton.

The Forest of Blackmore. The dregs of the medieval landscape, high in the marshy valley, left only to religious hermits and wildlife. Gradually the forest shrunk, making room for the developing population, and country estates, but some of the old oaks still stand their ground.

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