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St Margaret's, Chilmark | The walk

The walk

From the walks booklet:
"Chilmark is renowned for fine stone; its links with quarrying date back to Roman times and across the ages provided material for many buildings,
including Salisbury Cathedral. The walk contrasts wide open landscapes along the Ox Drove with the picturesque Teffont villages nestling beside the Teff stream."

The wonderful weather gave me the opportunity to mess around with the wide-angle lens on my Coolpix 5700, as well
(...not to mention just a little tinkering in Photoshop afterwards...)!

Towards Chilmark Down
Towards Chilmark Down		 Take me to your leader...
Take me to your leader...		 001
001		 Towards Teffont Down
Towards Teffont Down
Towards Teffont Down (still)
Towards Teffont Down (still)		 Chilmark Down
Chilmark Down		 Sun
Sun		 Teffont Down
Teffont Down
Cloud
Cloud		 Apples
Apples		 Reaching
Reaching		 Poppies
Poppies
The same cloud
The same cloud		 Berries
Berries		 Outline
Outline		 Contrast
Contrast
Pink
Pink		 Pink and green
Pink and green		 Leaf glow
Leaf glow		 Leaf shine
Leaf shine
Curly chimney
Curly chimney		 Who nose
Who nose		 Summer colours
Summer colours		 St Edward's Church
St Edward's Church
Beams
Beams		 Inside St Edward's
Inside St Edward's		 The Ancient Bell
The Ancient Bell		 The Ancient Label
The Ancient Label
Erosion
Erosion		 Swirls
Swirls		 Ferns
Ferns		 Red roof
Red roof
Thumbs up!
Thumbs up!		 RGB*
RGB*		 Birds on the wire
Birds on the wire		 Some footpath...
Some footpath...

comment
Judy Fleming ( nee Mist) 12-Apr-2006 00:33
Thank you for the excellent photos of St. Margaret of Antioch Church, Chilmark. One of my ancestors, Mary Mist married William Privett in the 1700's.. She was from Amesbury, Wiltshire. This William Privett the elder was a stone mason. Their son, also William Privett, worked at Stourhead on the Temple of Flora, the grotto and the obilisk, as well as the wooden bridge to the grotto. The beautiful Privett table tomb is right by the door of St. Margaret's Church. I believe that it was carved by William Privett the younger.
Jim Ross13-Jan-2006 18:01
Another great gallery of shots.... You get some cracking pictures on your walks.... :-)
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