| Date: Location: Walk Leader: Participants: Distance: Parking: Lunch: | 23rd October 2013 Tarrant Gunville Ray Ray, Clive, Peter 6.9 miles In a cul-de-sac by the village hall. Not an easy village for parking. The Worlds End ★ |
This was a very enjoyable walk on a day that started of bright and breezy with quite a bit of cloud but ended up quite dull by the time we reached the pub.
The walk starts with a reasonably gentle climb from Tarrant Gunville up towards Pimperne Wood. It then follows some field boundaries before reaching more woods at Hancock's Bottom.
It's worth having a look at Harbin's Park Farm which is really well kept but has a very interesting roof on one of its old barns.
The walk includes a really nice variety of open countryside mixed with wooded areas.
The service at the Worlds End was not particularly quick even though it was not that busy. The "award winning" pie looked as if it was bought in and was passable rather than wonderful.
The walk starts with a reasonably gentle climb from Tarrant Gunville up towards Pimperne Wood. It then follows some field boundaries before reaching more woods at Hancock's Bottom.
It's worth having a look at Harbin's Park Farm which is really well kept but has a very interesting roof on one of its old barns.
The walk includes a really nice variety of open countryside mixed with wooded areas.
The service at the Worlds End was not particularly quick even though it was not that busy. The "award winning" pie looked as if it was bought in and was passable rather than wonderful.
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