Conservation Walks Notice by Watlington Hill (2)
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Conservation Walks Notice by Watlington Hill (2)
Image: © David Hillas Taken: 27 Aug 2018
Located on a fence by the Ridgeway west of Watlington Hill, this notice has a map of the surrounding area with the following wording: Above the map This permissive footpath around the base of Watlington Hill, noted for its chalk grasses and wild flowers, links the Ridgeway National Trail, to another footpath on the south of the hill which itself links with a National Trust car park. Dogs should be kept on a lead at all times. Below the map COUNTRYSIDE STEWARDSHIP SCHEME COUNTRYSIDE ACCESS SCHEME ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS This access has been provided under The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food's farm conservation schemes, which help farmers and land managers protect and improve the countryside, its wildlife and history. It is permissive access and no new rights of way are being created. Existing rights of way are not affected. Please follow the Country Code and observe any other requirements shown above. Do not disturb wildlife, livestock or other visitors and in particular keeps dogs under control. This is working farmland so please take care; people using this site do so at their own risk. Access ends in September 2002.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.638416
Longitude
-0.993066