St. Aldhelm's Head is one of my favourite places. Apart from the stunning views and the choice of many different walks home, there are so many stories about this place.
Ancient earthworks, a strange chapel that is at least 800 years old but still confuses historians, quarries both living and long since dead, and of course the more modern radar research during the Second World War.
Sunday 28 August 2011
St. Aldhelm's To The Anvil
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Quiet but never silent.
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