Create your own art journal of an ancient landscape! A unique opportunity to handle historic artefacts, discover legends and enjoy nature along the Ridgeway with skilled artist, Jo Beal, and Ridgeway Officer, Sarah Wright. A morning indoors exploring artefacts and learning easy journalling techniques will be followed by an afternoon walk around White Horse Hill.
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Farmer Gow’s ~ the ‘favourite place on earth’ for lots of its young visitors.
Pay a visit to this ancient rolling downland, home to an enigmatic chalk hill figure!
The last folly to be built in England in 1935 stands at 104ft and offers extensive views…
The museum is housed within a converted 16thC cloth merchant's house.
An interactive…
The Beacon is illuminating Wantage through the culture, leisure and entertainment.
As a…
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Trout and fly fishing. First organic Trout farm in the UK.
Garden centre, farm shop, pick-your-own, trout fishery, munchery, restaurant, picnic area…
Situated on over 500 acres of glorious undulating heathland, just south of Oxford city,…
The splendid 18th century buildings, in the idyllic setting of the tranquil village of…
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