The Bread Stones and Oak Apple Day in Great Wishford, Wiltshire

A spooky revisit to the woods of Vernditch Chase and the continued search for Kitt's Grave.

An atmospheric walk in the beautiful Cranborne Chase area of Ansty, Wardour and Swallowcliffe. Once the realm of the Knights Hospitallers

The pretty and unspoiled village of Britford with its links to Edward the Confessor and England's history.

A short tour of The Church of St Andrew in the Wiltshire hamlet of Rollestone

A visit to the Borbach Chantry and walk around Bentley Wood, Blackmoor copse and the villages of East Grimstead and West Dean

A walk around the village of Alderbury its history, lovely church and links to Martin Chuzzlewit.

The little village of Orcheston in Wiltshire which, despite its population of 400 or so souls, boasts two 13th century churches

Searching for historic graffiti in St Mary's Church, Maddington

An exploration of the peaceful little Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Old Dilton

A short walk in the countryside around Broad Chalke and the hamlet of Fifield Bavant in Wiltshire

We recently decided to visit Amesbury. Intrigued by history and legend, I wanted to see the Abbey Church of St Mary and St Melor as well...

A walk along the ridges and through the combes around Win Green, Winkelbury Camp, Tollard Royal and the Rushmore Estate in Wiltshire.

The other week we visited Clearbury Ring. We had been planning a visit there for quite some time. It has always intrigued me sat there on...

The twin villages of Teffont Magna and Teffont Evias are tucked away in the south western corner of the county in the Cranborne Chase...

Exploring the Wylye Valley villages of Boyton and Sherrington

A walk taking in the variety of Wiltshire's Bentley Wood

Inspired by Elaine Perkins’ post of 2 February in the Hidden Wiltshire Facebook Group about Newton Tony and the Winterbourne Downs RSPB...

This is a blog written by Elaine Perkins based on a walk she undertook on 9 March 2022. All photographs were taken by Elaine. We decided...

Whilst not unique to Wiltshire, clumps are something that many of us envisage when we think of the county’s landscape. Otherwise known...