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Good cafe and place to rest

“The Fish Tower got its name from the fish weather vane, which was once attached to the top of it. This had disappeared by the 1950s. The Fish Tower is a cylindrical tower made of rubble and is about 15 metres high. The cap is made of ham stone with decorative markings on it.” Sunday, 4 December 2016 Barwick Park Follies

Tess of the Vale “1841 COLBER A surviving bridge is the Victorian iron structure mounted on stone pillars at Colber was erected in 1841 and is a beautiful Victorian bridge and a popular wild swimming spot in the summer months. On the banks are the remains of the old railway bridge from the Somerset and Dorset”

Situated in Golden Stones car park directly down from Coopers Mill

Almshouses, orginally 6 but now modified to 3. Dated 1718. Ham stone ashlar; alternate courses of plain and fish-scale clay tiles over 3 base courses stone slates between coped gables; brick chimney stacks set diagonally in 3 pairs. 2-storeys, 12-bays. Plinth, band course and eaves cornice; semi circular headed with casements windows having deadlights with non-radial glazing bars, set into raised surrounds with impost blocks and keystones; door opening to match, 3 having been converted to windows: in centre under eaves incised panel reads "Gulielmus Ruddock Armiger, Fundator MDCCXVIII"] Source : https://somerset-cat.swheritage.org.uk/records/A/DIQ/48/178

Situated just on the outskirts of the village, leading off into fields, perfect stop for watching the water flow, and grabbing your breath before continuing a trail.

The cafe here sells lovely cakes and biscuits.