A Wiltshire walk from Woodborough to the haunted Honey Street Hanging Stone and to Marden Henge, the largest henge in the British Isles

A walk along a section of Maud Heath's Causeway in Wiltshire

A short walk in the countryside around Broad Chalke and the hamlet of Fifield Bavant in Wiltshire

Whilst not unique to Wiltshire, clumps are something that many of us envisage when we think of the county’s landscape. Otherwise known...

About four years ago I did a walk on Fyfield Down to see the source of the sarsen stones (also known as grey wethers) from which Stonehenge was built. I decided to re-visit the area this week to refresh my memory but also to see the Devil’s Den which I missed last time. After weeks of seemingly endless rain the day was bright and reasonably warm with a few sunny spells, unlike my last visit when it was blisteringly hot. This is an eight mile walk with a multitude of options t

Artist David Alderslade suggested we visit this unique location in Folly Wood near Market Lavington.

Following the little River Till as it takes its journey across Salisbury Plain to the Wylye Valley in Wiltshire.