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near to Burcombe, Wiltshire, England

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	A30 heading west by Robin Webster
	St John the Baptist, Burcombe: churchyard (1) by Basher Eyre
	Railway cutting at North Burcombe by David Martin This is the line from Salisbury to Exeter, looking West.
	Wheat by the A30 by Derek Harper A long field, rendered sinuous on its other side by meadows along the meandering River Nadder.
	Old Milestone by the A30, North Burcombe, by Church Cottages by M Faherty Carved stone post by the A30, in parish of BURCOMBE WITHOUT (SALISBURY District), North Burcombe; opposite bus stop, on South side of road. Hindon stone, erected by the Fisherton, Wilton, Heytesbury, Willoughby Hedge & Redhone turnpike... (more)
	Doorway, St John the Baptist Church, Burcombe by Maigheach-gheal Unfortunately the church was locked.
	Farmland at North Burcombe by David Martin The distant downs are on the opposite side of the Nadder Valley.
	St John the Baptist, Burcombe: churchyard (2) by Basher Eyre
	Bench Mark, St John the Baptist Church by Maigheach-gheal The bench mark is to be found on the wall of the porch. Although the stone work is covered with lichen it is in good condition. For a wider view of the church SU0731 : The Church of St John the Baptist, Burcombe and for further information on the bench mark... (more)
	Horse in a paddock, Burcombe by David Howard
	Priory Farm, North Burcombe by Maigheach-gheal Several of the farm buildings at Priory Farm stand beside the A30.
	Milestone, Burcombe Without by Maigheach-gheal Late 18th century limestone pillar with pitched top. The Salisbury to East Knoyle road was turnpiked 1760-62.