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After the track along Hawkridge Ridge, the route starts to descent over the bedrock through a broadleaf woodland. This turns into a dirt single track, and ends up on the valley floor, following the stream to Castle Bridge, and the climb up out of the valley. I was riding my rigid steel 29er, so picking my way, but it would be a flyer with suspension.

Hard work on a rigid 29er, muddy in parts, with a deceptively deep and rocky ford. Note to self:The footbridge is there for a reason, you last did this sort of thing 35 years ago 🤔. It's a steep and twisty climb out after the bridge, up to the road.

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This beautiful landscape is shared with cattle and calves, sheep, and lambs every summer, whilst the year-round inhabitants include the unique Exmoor pony, the large red deer, the brown hare, buzzards and kestrels This country is for those who love walking, riding, cycling amongst hills and visiting tiny villages, churches, and the breath-taking cliffs along one of the most striking coasts in the U.K

The Anglican Church of St Giles in Hawkridge, Somerset, England, was built in the 14th century. It is a Grade II* listed building

This Norman-origin church is situated amidst beautiful moorlands. While it features elements from the 14th century, such as the base of the tower and the chancel, there are even older parts, like the Norman-origin north door. The church underwent a Victorian restoration in the 19th century, much like many others in the area.

This stone is dedicated to the English rugby player and Exmoor huntsman Philip Froude Hancock, who passed away in 1933.

The construction of this church dates back to the 14th century, as does the chancel and the base of the tower. Like many other churches in the area, it underwent a Victorian restoration in the 19th century. Following this restoration, they added Queen Victoria's coat of arms to the chancel wall.