Ham Hill Photo Gallery by Chris Spracklen at pbase.com

Ham Hill

Ham Hill is an iron-age fortress just a mile or so from my home village of Martock. It's the only significant piece of high ground for miles around and is a great place for a walk. I hope these pictures capture something of its great beauty. Thanks for looking. I value your comments and votes enormously.

Standing stones	The Pinnacle and steps	Stoke sub Hamdon	A303 and around	Stoke and into the distance
The monument, Ham Hill	Walking down to Stoke	Carole looking down the hill	Admiring the view	Towards the Cartgate roundabout
Follow the footpath!	Autumn colours	Prince of Wales	Solitary leaf	A riot of red!
No added colourings	Quarry sign	Beyond the Prince of Wales	Looking back at the pub	The seat, Ham Hill (3242)
Footpath ~ Ham Hill, Somerset	Looking out over Stoke-sub-Hamdon ~ Ham Hill, Somerset	Prince of Wales, Ham Hill (6089)	Seat on the south side ~ Ham Hill (1708)	The Memorial ~ Ham Hill, Somerset
To commemorate George V's Silver Jubilee ~ Ham Hill, Somerset	Stone and Memorial, Ham Hill (2757)	Cut fields, from Ham Hill, Somerset	Hay bales, from Ham Hill, Somerset	Another view from Ham Hill, Somerset
Sheep and village, Ham Hill (3749)

comment

Raymond Morgan		21-Sep-2010 11:38
Beautiful images, Stayed in Martock at 1 East St. with Will Aslett 2004. Have just received a watercolour picture of Ham Hill from him so jumped to the computer and found you. I live in Christchurch, New Zealand ( the shakey bit at the moment). Thanks again for the enjoyment of such beautiful photographs. Raymond D. Morgan.

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