A 7.5 mile walk starting and ending at White Row Farm
This walk started from White Row Farm shop where a drinks break killed an hour until the torrential rain gave up. Then down to Standerwick, passing the imposing grounds of Standerwick Court, on the way to Rudge with its elegant Manor House. The return route was through fields and along country tracks and lanes - noting Seymour’s Court, the ancestral home of the Seymours (as in Jane Seymour, third wife of Henry V111). A challenging walk in many ways including a herd of very frisky cattle who didn’t appreciate walkers in their fields and some rickety, wobbly stiles. “Wildlife” aplenty including deer, hares and alpacas. A lovely walk with good views and perfect weather - especially as the walk had almost been abandoned at the start.
strange mulch
Westbury White Horse
Curious Llamas (Alpacas)
These cows were a little too curious!
Autumn crops
plenty of woodland trails
A farm track covered in what looked like teddy bear stuffing
Typical October weather, torrential rain turned into a bright sunny day
Route Details
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