The view from Combe Gibbet looking south-east, the nearby village of Inkpen is to the north, and Walbury Hill is just to the east.
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The view from Combe Gibbet looking south-east, the nearby village of Inkpen is to the north, and Walbury Hill is just to the east.
How beautiful! I feel sure that there's a novel in the story of Combe Gibbet.
I live 12.5 miles from Inkpen
You're very lucky. Such delightful scenery!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chrissy
What a lovely quaint little place.
'twas the first time I'd really stopped in the area, though I had driven between Highclere and Winchester once before - it truly is a very picturesque area.Quote:
Originally Posted by DebYou're very lucky. Such delightful scenery!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chrissy
Suitably, one of its two pubs is The Swan:Quote:
Originally Posted by SIR
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The Blackbird pub is also nearby. :)
Truly, the Chosen Land.Quote:
Originally Posted by FredRydrSuitably, one of its two pubs is The Swan.Quote:
Originally Posted by SIR
There are a couple of roads - in particular 'Bell Lane' between Combe Gibbet and Inkpen, and between Ashmansworth and Netherton thru Faccombe - which would make immensely challenging and visually rewarding sections on a road rally! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by AzJonTruly, the Chosen Land.Quote:
Originally Posted by FredRydrSuitably, one of its two pubs is The Swan.Quote:
Originally Posted by SIR
Panorama is San Francisco taken from a ferry from Vallejo to the City. The second is the Golden Gate Bridge from the north end of the bridge.