Town Bridge and Bradford on Avon

14th Century Barton Bridge in Bradford on Avon. It's also called a packhorse bridge but it's too wide for that

Barton Bridge Pillbox, a remnant of the defenses erected after Dunkirk in WW@

View of the Kennet and Avon canal from the Lock Inn cafe in Bradford on Avon

New Inn in Westwood

St Mary the Virgin in Westwood

On the left, just after you start the steep descent to Farleigh Hungerford

Inside the WW2 bunker, there are many examples left if you know where to look

Westwood manor, managed by the National Trust, open in the summer

Westwood, you have to look backwards for this view

Farleigh Hungerford Castle

farleigh Hungerford Castle. This is the view you get if you cycle in

Inside the chapel at Farleigh Hungerford. The painting of St George is from the 14th century. Plastered over and revealed again in the last century

Stowford Manor Campsite provides a spot next to the River Avon

St Leonard's Church Farlegh Hungerford

Farleigh Hungerford Water Tower pumped water right up to the 1970's to supply Tellisford and farleigh Hungerford. You will pass this on the left

All Saints Church Tellisford

Inside All Saints Church Tellisford

Organ Pipes inside All Saints Church Tellisford

Manor Farm entrance in Tellisford. It's worth deviating from the route to check out the village

Mill Inn at Rode

The Cross Keys Pub in Rode

Village Green in Rode. You have to head left to get to this, but worth it

Rode General Store

All Saints Church Brokerswood