쉬운 토드버 시민 교구 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Fresh served local fish. The homemade tarter sauce is stunning

A good example of a 14th century church that has had little alteration over the last 500 years.

Looks nasty to climb up but coming down is so much fun!

You may need to push up this.

Dorset is brimming with history and if you walk anywhere in this chalk county, you'll be tripping over something ancient. Cutt Mill is one such remnant from times past and it was originally a corn mill. There has been a mill on the site for at least 1,000 years, although likely more and possibly double that, given the Roman villa site just up the hill. Despite its dereliction, its position is tranquil and a fantastic place for watching the Stour and its resident birds from herons and moorhens to kingfishers and ducks.

This pretty, old mill was built in 1886 and ground flour. It sits next to the River Stour and, although its now a residential house, it retains a working waterwheel and the original baker's oven. While this is a private home, the Stour Valley Way passes by and it's hard to not be enrapt by its exquisite surroundings.