The Ackling Dyke
Walk Photo 244801
Caption - Looking northeast along the Ackling Dyke. On the left is the agger (raised bank) of the Roman road that leads to Old Sarum. The track in the centre is the modern bridleway and the chalky soil on the right is showing the first shoots of the wheat crop.
Walk 2448 : Ackling Dyke from Sixpenny Handley
Photographer : Jim Champion
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Dorset
Dorset is a beautiful county for walking with a varied landscape including chalk downs, limestone ridges, low-lying valleys and a glorious coastline. Predominantly rural in character the walking offers wonderful views and pretty villages. Much of the coast is part of the Jurassic Coast Natural World Heritage Site due to its geological significance, including Lulworth Cove, Chesil Beach and Durdle Door.
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