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All Saints Church is a Grade I listed building located in the historic hamlet of Old Burghclere, Hampshire. Its origins date back to circa 1100, making it the original parish church. The architecture is a rich blend of styles, featuring an aisleless Norman nave and an Early English chancel. Notable features include blocked Norman doorways, a 17th-century bell turret, and two extremely plain external mausolea. The church fell into disuse in the 19th century as the population shifted, but was restored by the Carnarvon family (of nearby Highclere Castle) in 1861. It remains a historic gem adjacent to Burghclere Manor. It is only used on Christmas Day.

Wide gravel path that runs alongside the Family Private Chapel.... which we didn't go in to honestly.

Now don't tell anyone, but....we went..... no, shouldn't really say. forget I said anything.

Ivy is pesky stuff.

Ladle Hill Fort is a famous unfinished Iron Age hillfort in Hampshire, England. Its abandonment mid-construction makes it invaluable for archaeologists, revealing the building methods for univallate enclosures. The site, also a Scheduled Monument, features well-preserved earthworks, a disc barrow, and earlier Bronze Age linear ditches, offering clear insights into ancient construction.

The Wayfarer's Walk is a 70-71 mile (113-114 km) long-distance footpath in England, running from the highest chalk downland to the coast. Here are the key details, which clarify its route regarding Wiltshire: Overall Route: It stretches from Inkpen Beacon (near the border of Berkshire/Hampshire) in the north, southwards to Emsworth Harbour on the south coast of Hampshire. Wiltshire Connection: The trail is primarily located within Hampshire and starts just over the border in West Berkshire. It does not pass through the main body of Wiltshire. Highlights: The walk follows ancient drovers' tracks and includes spectacular scenery over the North Wessex Downs, passing notable sites like: Walbury Hill (England's highest chalk hill) Watership Down Ladle Hill (the fort you asked about previously) Views of Highclere Castle The Meon Valley The path is well-marked with a distinctive "WW" waymarker.

Ladle Hill Fort is a famous unfinished Iron Age hillfort in Hampshire, England. Its abandonment mid-construction makes it invaluable for archaeologists, revealing the building methods for univallate enclosures. The site, also a Scheduled Monument, features well-preserved earthworks, a disc barrow, and earlier Bronze Age linear ditches, offering clear insights into ancient construction.

Start point has free parking. It's possible to sleep over night if you're in a sleeper. It is close to main road though, so noise doesn't really die down.