Stile framed in blackthorn.
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Image: © Barbara Cook Taken: 29 Apr 2006
Blackthorn grows extensively in the hedgerows of Somerset. Unlike hawthorn the blossom is borne on the naked stems before the leaves open, making a spectacular display in spring. Over the stile the footpath goes down some wooden steps onto the road next to Glasses Farm.