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The Drewe Arms is a beautiful country pub selling a good range of cask ales. Food is very good, but not sold Sunday evenings. Well worth a visit.

super dooper whoopey doo!!

Excellent food and great service

Brilliant pub!

Great downhill on a rigid 29er too

Steeped in civil war history Hemyock castle the battlefield for Cromwell parliamentarians and royalists. Open on bank holidays between Easter and september £1 entry fee….worth a visit😀

Quietish road lined with giant oaks

Part of the Herepath Trail - takes you into the fields, round some paddocks. Gates but no lifting reqd

Take this right to avoid the main road. Much prettier

a quiet lane lined with ancient oaks

Part of the HerePath that takes you through lots of woods. Not technical / lovely riding.

Lots of great woody tracks - part of the HereTrail

Just a lovely quiet road lined by ancient oaks

Broadhembury village lies within the borders of the beautiful Blackdown Hills Area of Natural Beauty in Devon. It's a quintessential Devonshire village featuring thatched roofs, a pub and an old church.

Hemyock Castle is a privately owned scheduled Ancient Monument & residential site, normally only opened to the public during special open days on Bank Holiday Mondays (2 to 5 pm) between Easter and September. On open days, visitors can view the substantial remains of Hemyock Castle's towers, walls, moat, grounds; and visit its display areas. The remains of a moated, rare late 14th century castle surround a much older manor house. During the 17th century English Civil War, the castle was garrisoned for Parliament. The Royalists attacked twice, eventually besieging and capturing Hemyock Castle. Afterwards, the castle was slighted (destroyed). Subsequently the site evolved to become a farm, and later a private home. Former outbuildings have also been converted into homes

Grade II Listed cast iron pump and well house. Inscription on north side commemorating the reign of Victoria, the accession of Edward VII and the restoration of peace in South Africa, dated 1902.

This village sure has a lot of thatched cottages perfect for choc box photos

The parish Church of St Andrews is a Grade 1 listed building consecrated in 1259 and is situated in a conservation area.

Picture postcard thatched cottages in a well-preserved medieval village dating from the 1200s, with most existing houses being from the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

If you're very lucky, you might catch an interesting visiting aircraft, such as the Spitfire that spent several days at Dunkeswell for film work a few years ago.