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Great little walk with the dog

Nice playpark here to stop at with the children and brushes to cross over the river

Queensberry Bridge is a stunning stone span crossing the River Avon on the outskirts of Amesbury. It's a Grade II-listed structure and was built in 1775 with limestone ashlar and elm planks. It's used as a road bridge and has a neighbouring footbridge for pedestrians which offers an unbeatable view of the stone span. From either bridge you can admire the river, the weeping willows and the vibrant green surroundings.

Dating back to the 12th century, this simple yet impressive church sits on the edge of Bulford, near the River Avon. The south tower was built in the 13th century and the entire building remains in excellent condition. The church is an important part of this small community and holds many events and local meetings throughout the year.

Milston has two footbridges over the River Avon and this is a particularly picturesque place from which to admire the river as it flows south to Salisbury. The water here is serene, the riverbanks quiet and the trees hang gently over the reflective surface. This footbridge allows you to reach Milston from Durrington and vice versa. Both the Orange Way and the Great Stones Way footpaths pass by.

A worthy stop off on any bike ride - great pastries!

Great little bakery, which has also found its way onto the local Monopoly Board - good coffee and tasty pastries!

The tree line was part of the route I did last Saturday, coming from Stonehenge.