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Frisky horses in field, be wary with dogs

On the shores of Lucerne Lake, you can see this small thatched fishing lodge with stone walls. It dates back to the late 19th century. You can stop here to rest or have a snack on the surrounding grass.

Although the building you see dates back to the 16th century, it is believed to be the third church constructed on this site. It is dedicated to St. Osmund, who served as the Bishop of Salisbury from 1078 to 1099.

This is a Grade I listed mansion. This English country house has medieval origins, although it has undergone reconstructions and extensions since the 16th century.

This church, like many others, was restored in the late 19th century. It was during this reconstruction that they discovered a Norman font made of Ham Hill stone. It is in the Gothic style and has five bells.

On the shores of this lake, originally named Wheatley Lake, you can see this curious thatched boathouse.

In the ownership of the Strangways family since the 16th century, this phenomenal Grade I-listed mansion lies in expansive parkland. Deep in Hardy country, this house was the basis of King's Hintock Court in three of his stories. The house remains a private home but the Hardy Way long-distance footpath brings you within sight of the grand house and winds through its lovely park.