交差点でののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Can be busy but really nice and gravelly track after the bridge. It is not deep but you can sort of take a dip.

Divert off main trail to Morton Estate for coffee break

A fascinating place with a rich history and unique features. Here's a summary of what makes it special: History: * A church has stood on this site since at least 1190. * The current building dates back to 1776 when it was rebuilt, reusing medieval foundations. It's considered a good example of early Gothic Revival architecture. * The church's dedication changed in 1490 from St Magnus Martyr to St Nicholas. * The north aisle was added in 1841. * In 1940, the church suffered significant damage from a German bomb during World War II.

In his final years, Lawrence lived at clouds hill, a small cottage located just a few miles from Moreton. He sought a quieter life in Dorset, away from the intense public attention he received after his wartime exploits. Moreton was a village he frequented for meals and relaxation.

In his final years, Lawrence lived at clouds hill, a small cottage located just a few miles from Moreton. He sought a quieter life in Dorset, away from the intense public attention he received after his wartime exploits. Moreton was a village he frequented for meals and relaxation.

Nice coffee stop with good bike rack. Employs My Ability students - a plus in my book. https://walledgardenmoreton.co.uk/the-dovecote-cafe/

The church was rebuilt in 1776, reusing medieval foundations and is considered a good example of the early Gothic revival. The rebuilding was financed by the Frampton family, who lived in the nearby manor house. The north aisle was added in 1841 and most internal fittings were renewed c1847. In 1940, the church suffered a direct hit from a German bomb, and was largely destroyed. It was rebuilt over the following decade, but the stained glass windows were replaced with plain green glass. It is known for its thirteen windows, engraved by the poet and artist Sir Laurence Whistler.

https://www.stnicholasmoreton.org.uk/