Ancient Trackways of Wessex |
Contents
The Great Ridgeway I | 1 |
Some Berkshire Branches of the Great Ridgeway | 28 |
Some Wiltshire Branches of the Great Ridgeway | 34 |
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ancient Approximately Avon banks becomes begins branch byway called Camp Castle chalk charters comes Common continues coomb corner course crossing descends direction Dorchester Dorset downland downs early earthworks east edge falls Farm feet fields follows footpath ford Forest four Gate goes going green ground half a mile Hampshire Harrow hedges Hill House Icknield inch join keeps lane leading leaves looks lost lower main road meet meeting-place metalled road minor road north-east north-west O. G. S. Crawford once parish boundary passes past Plain probably railway reach ridge Ridgeway rise river Roman road route runs Salisbury Saxon scarp seems seen Sheet short side slopes south-west stands stone stream Street stretch suggests summit takes traces track trackway travellers trees tumuli turns Vale valley village White wide Wiltshire winding Wood