A Farmyard…an Adventurer…and the Key to the Door
On the eastern escarpment of the Mendips, close to part of the Roman road stretching from Lincoln to Exeter, lies the village of Holcumbe.
Read moreCome and join me on my Wanderings. Where will we go and what will we experience on our mini-adventures - the joy of walking in an ancient woodland, having random conversations with strangers. Perhaps, we will be exploring country churches and churchyards - a wealth of interest there! Other times, we will be just soaking up an atmosphere and make observations from an idyllically peaceful village green whilst having a cuppa from our trusty thermos - or on occasions testing out the local village pub! So come on the journey - via the highways, byways and ancient tracks of The Westlands and discover what could be just around the corner - on The Wessex Wanderer's roads less travelled....
Any observations or questions are welcome - so, please do email me
On the eastern escarpment of the Mendips, close to part of the Roman road stretching from Lincoln to Exeter, lies the village of Holcumbe.
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It is different, a little quirky and isn't 'smart'; it has a colour named after it.
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Did the rather idyllic village of Combe Florey gain its name from the location where it lies, in a beautiful valley on the western edge of the Quantocks in North West Somerset, where, in spring,...
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