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The gushing water signifies how steep the landscape around the source of the river Brit can be. North of Beaminster, amongst ancient manors and historic earthworks, the many little streams gauge their way through the slopes on a race to meet the sea. Sometimes in the company of friends!
From the location of a country fair to the site of an aeroplane crash, high on a ridge with views for miles. Cross over the first ever road tunnel in the country, circling the ancient estate of Horn Park. Pass one of the most impressive fossil locations in the uk, so sensitive, it’s locked! Skim Beaminster to reach Meerhay Manor then walk against the flow of the babbling brooks of the River Brit to Higher Meerhay Farm where the views open up once again. Keep climbing to discover Beaminster Down and it’s own historic landscape.

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