Dowsborough
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A view of Dowsborough ( or Danesborough) believed to have been taken from the track which goes down from Higher Hare Knap towards ‘spaghetti junction’ where Holford, Lady’s and Frog Combes (and several paths) meet.
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Swaling on Woodlands Hill just below Dowsborough Fort. Swaling is a heathland management technique whereby ‘old’ heath is burned to reduce the gorse, saplings, woody heather etc. to allow regeneration of the heathland. The work is…
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Swaling on Woodlands Hill just below Dowsborough Fort. Swaling is a heathland management technique whereby ‘old’ heath is burned to reduce the gorse, saplings, woody heather etc. to allow regeneration of the heathland. The work is…
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Swaling on Woodlands Hill just below Dowsborough Fort. Swaling is a heathland management technique whereby ‘old’ heath is burned to reduce the gorse, saplings, woody heather etc. to allow regeneration of the heathland. The work is…
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Swaling on Woodlands Hill just below Dowsborough Fort. Swaling is a heathland management technique whereby ‘old’ heath is burned to reduce the gorse, saplings, woody heather etc. to allow regeneration of the heathland. The work is…
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View from Dowsborough (also known as Danesborough) Hill, with Holford visible to the right.
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An aerial view. The hill to the right of centre is Dowsborough (sometimes also known as Danesborough) which has an iron age hill fort on top, but largely hidden by trees.