near to Beckhampton, Wiltshire, England
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View towards farm buildings and West Down
by Doug Lee
The farm buildings here are positioned at the end of gallops which continue into SU0766. In the background West Down also has gallops.
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Field edge footpath
by Michael Dibb
The footpath follows the field edge as it descends towards Beckhampton Buildings and the Firs Farm. Knoll Down is seen on the left edge of the image.
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Combine harvester, west of Beckhampton, Wiltshire
The machine is working on land just beyond a line of gallops.
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A361, heading to Avebury |
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Across the crop [1]
by Michael Dibb
The right of way goes straight across this field of legumes to the buildings. Prudence dictated that the field edge to the right is followed to continue along the track.
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Across the crop [2]
by Michael Dibb
Seen from the path, the trees surround Beckhampton Buildings and The Firs Farm. The cars are on the A361 road. The heap of manure visible in the upper left of the image is seen in a closer view at SU0668 : There's a lot of it about.
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On the track
by Michael Dibb
The field edge has been followed to the track to avoid crossing a field of legumes where the line of the right of way goes.
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Track to the road
by Michael Dibb
The track leads past Beckhampton Buildings and The Firs Farm on its way to the A361 road.
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Equipment at rest
by Michael Dibb
Some farm equipment is stored at the side of the track.
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Towards the farm
by Michael Dibb
The track, a public footpath, passes Beckhampton Buildings and heads towards The Firs Farm.
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The Firs Farm
by Michael Dibb
Some of the farm buildings, seen from the track which is a public footpath.
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A circular walk on the Downs from Avebury [18]
by Michael Dibb
Seen from the track, a byway, are the distinctive mounds of a group of four Bronze Age round barrows situated on Horton Down. The cemetery consists of three bowl barrows and a bell barrow. All are Scheduled Ancient Monuments with details... (more)
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