Climb up a prominent ridge which splits the West Country in two. Where springs of the River Parrett, Yeo, Axe and Brit combine, sits Winyard’s Gap. Wander through its earthwork-laden slopes, full of tales of murder, kidnap and mystery. Delve down into the valley of the ancient Harrow Way, surrounded by high peaks, which provide … Continue reading Winyard’s Gap
From the small valley of the River Tarrant, with a hidden church shielding one of the most important monuments in North Dorset, scale the hills using an ancient route. Pass the site of a Roman villa and on to an Iron Age settlement, its earthworks ploughed into the soil or hidden in trees. Discover the … Continue reading Tarrant Hinton
Dorset's Role in the Normandy Landings on 6th June 1944 - 82nd Year Anniversary in 2026 Dorset played a crucial role in the D-Day landings with many soldiers from all over the world coming together to train in preparation. Below is a small selection of walks travelling through the landscape, littered with remains, all of … Continue reading Dorset’s Role in D Day
