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カフェはグリーンウッド・グレンジ・ホリデー・コテージのすぐ隣にあり、実際にはアンダー・ザ・グリーンウッド・ツリー・カフェという名前です。この独立系の犬に優しいスポットはソーンカム・ウッドの端にあります。美味しい朝食、自家製ケーキ、地元の イスクリームを提供しており、散歩後の完璧な休憩場所となっています。

Puddletown Forest 内には、正式な舗装された公道ではなく、名前のない砂利道の林道や歴史的な小道が広範囲にわたって張り巡らされており、古いローマ街道の保存された区間も含まれています。

ハードーのコテージは、ハイアー・ボックハンプトンにひっそりとたたずむ、高く評価されている作家トーマス・ハードーの魅力的な生家です。1800年に彼の曽祖父によって伝統的なコブと茅で建てられたこの質素な家は、ハードーが最初の34年間を過ごした場所です。内部の小さな窓、開放的な暖炉、石の床は、19世紀の田舎暮らしのシンプルな現実を鮮やかに反映しています。彼が『ダーリング・オブ・ザ・マディング・クラウド』のような初期の文学的傑作を執筆したのも、この家でした。今日、ナショナル・トラストがこの物件を保護しており、そこにはバラと鳥のさえずりに満ちた、典型的な英国のカントリーガーデンがあります。

Dorset'te yer alan Puddletown Forest, sakin bir gün için mükemmel, huzurlu bir kaçış noktasıdır. Manzaralı, gölgeli patikalarda dolaşabilir, yerel yaban hayatını görebilir veya Thomas Hardy'nin tarihi doğum yerini görmek için batı kenarına gidebilirsiniz. Köpeğinizi gezdirmek, temiz havayı solumak ve sadece rahatlamak için ideal bir yer.

Had no idea this section had such a name. I really should pay more attention to where I go! lol

Warning: Busy two-way highway with no way for pedestrians/hikers to cross safely. My Thomas Hardy walk (from the route book and Komoot) was forced to end here. There's a bus stop and a rest stop on your right with a food truck (Gingerbread Café) during the day. Check timetables if you plan to take the bus at this point. I have no idea how the route planners and trail creators envisioned this. Unless I missed something at this point. In that case, please add tips to this highlight :)

The start of a beautiful stretch through hilly meadows where cows graze and can be muddy. Warning! This path ends at the A35, a busy motorway where there is no safe crossing for pedestrians. You could also choose to cross Slyer's Lane at this point and continue along the footpaths towards Dorchester, for example. Once you leave the meadow, you'll first pass through a residential area. An alternative is to walk a short distance along Slyer's Lane, then possibly follow the footpaths towards Dorchester. However, I haven't tried this myself, and online reports mention heavy traffic on Slyer's Lane, making it unsafe for pedestrians. My advice would be to walk a short distance into the field to enjoy the scenery, and then walk back before the bend and continue along the footpaths.

2 benches to enjoy the view over the hills, the peace and good company..🐮