The walk was marked in blue and the direction was anti-clockwise.

The track Northwest from Spetisbury runs along the disused railway line and here, at Charlton Marshall Halt, is the proof of that.

Gravel Lane in Charlton Marshall. One of the cottages is called 'Old Inn'.

After turning left onto the main road this house with the unusual frieze was opposite.

I must say it is encouraging to see that some of these milestones remain in position, and aren't decorating somebody's back garden!

Woody Nightshade

Yellow Vetch

Common Bindweed

The Dewberry fruit.

A Celandine.

Cow Parsely

Field Scabious

Toadflax

A Dandelion with a Small White butterfly hanging on during a gust of wind.

Young pheasants running for cover

A Scentless Mayweed.

A Field Scabious

A Bumblebee tucking in to a Field Scabious flower.

This is a Lesser Burdock.

Meadowsweet?

Ground Ivy - the flowers of which were used to flavour beer before hops were in wide use.

The Common Poppy

Vetch