Eating out/Places of Interest/Things to do


Pubs, cafes and eating out


• Honeystreet Mill Cafe

• The 7 Stars, Bottlesford

• The Mill Stream, Marden

• The Woodbridge, North Newnton

• The Golden Swan, Wilcot

• The Ship, Upavon

• The Antelope, Upavon

• The Bridge Inn, Horton

• The Crown, Bishops Cannings

• The Kings Arms, All Cannings

• Sticks and Stones cafe


Local places of interest

North Wessex Downs

Jones’s Mill - Nature Reserve

Pewsey Heritage Centre

Alton Barnes White Horse

Crop Circles Crop Circle Connector

Cropcircle Information & Co-ordination Centre

Wiltshire Heritage Museum 

Stonehenge

Cinema

Avebury (English Heritage)

Avebury Manor and Alexander Keiller Museum (National Trust)

The National Directory of Open Gardens

Whitehall Garden Centre, Woodborough

Visit Pewsey Vale for Walking, Cycling, Driving, Horse Riding where to stay.

Sunday Times October 2018 suggested walk




List of birds and flowers seen on Eddie's Wildlife Walk:-

Birds we saw or/and heard


stock dove

wood pigeon

yellow wagtail

yellowhammer

red kite

linnet

goldfinch

corn bunting

blackbird

thrush

blackcap

reed bunting

raven

crow 

buzzard

heron

bluetit

lesser black-backed gull

mallard and ducklings

dunnock

goldfinch

chaffinch

pheasant and chicks


Flowers


black medick

sainfoin

birdsfoot trefoil

green-winged orchid

common spotted orchid

twayblade orchid

yellow rattle

red clover

oxeye daisy

white clove




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