Ash Hill Coppice

Wood, Forest in Dorset

England

Ash Hill Coppice

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original. — St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset Credit: Ray Jennings

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St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset A North wall window

St. Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

A North wall window

Old Milestone by the A35, Askerswell Carved stone post by the A35, in parish of ASKERSWELL (WEST DORSET District), opposite road to Askerswell, just prior to lay-by, on South side of road. Dorset 1 (limestone), erected by the Harnham, Blandford &amp; Dorchester Turnpike Trust in the 19th century.

Inscription reads:-
5
Bridport
Dorchester
10
Carved benchmark on bottom right of front face.

Milestone Society National ID: DO_BPDO05.

Old Milestone by the A35, Askerswell

Carved stone post by the A35, in parish of ASKERSWELL (WEST DORSET District), opposite road to Askerswell, just prior to lay-by, on South side of road. Dorset 1 (limestone), erected by the Harnham, Blandford & Dorchester Turnpike Trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- 5 Bridport Dorchester 10 Carved benchmark on bottom right of front face. Milestone Society National ID: DO_BPDO05.

Lane to Playfield A view along the lane (Puddle Hole) towards Redway

Lane to Playfield

A view along the lane (Puddle Hole) towards Redway

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

The church body was built in 1858 and replaced the dilapidated early 15th-century building of c1403. The tower is original.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset A view across the church from the North aisle.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

A view across the church from the North aisle.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The Chancel.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

The Chancel.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The Sanctuary.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

The Sanctuary.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset The Nave, looking Westward.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

The Nave, looking Westward.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset A late-Norman font c1154 with some fine carving.

St Michael and All Angels, Askerswell, Dorset

A late-Norman font c1154 with some fine carving.

Looking east along the Roman Road at Two Gates The thick fog in this photo was coming in from the sea (to the right) and making driving on this narrow (but straight) road quite difficult. It had been sunny only a few hours earlier, which shows how quickly the weather can change on this high ground (238m above sea level). The Roman road eventually leads to Dorchester.

Looking east along the Roman Road at Two Gates

The thick fog in this photo was coming in from the sea (to the right) and making driving on this narrow (but straight) road quite difficult. It had been sunny only a few hours earlier, which shows how quickly the weather can change on this high ground (238m above sea level). The Roman road eventually leads to Dorchester.

Milestone on A35 between Bridport & Dorchester Near Askerswell

Milestone on A35 between Bridport & Dorchester

Near Askerswell

Litton Cheney: mill Now a house conversion, in 1996 the watermill retained an impressive external overshot waterwheel in working order – on the far side of the main building

Litton Cheney: mill

Now a house conversion, in 1996 the watermill retained an impressive external overshot waterwheel in working order – on the far side of the main building

Glaciated chalk landscape, Eggardon Hill Looking south from the south-east entrance to Eggardon iron-age hillfort, this glaciated chalk escarpment is beautifully contoured and reminiscent of <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/25255">SU2986 : The Manger, north of Uffington Castle</a>. A few sheep can be seen perched on the edge of the steep slope, to the left of the photo.

Glaciated chalk landscape, Eggardon Hill

Looking south from the south-east entrance to Eggardon iron-age hillfort, this glaciated chalk escarpment is beautifully contoured and reminiscent of SU2986 : The Manger, north of Uffington Castle. A few sheep can be seen perched on the edge of the steep slope, to the left of the photo.

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Ash Hill Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SY5492 (Lat: 50.729011, Lng: -2.6446977)

Unitary Authority: Dorset

Police Authority: Dorset

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