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Grovely Wood

Hidden Wiltshire Podcast Episode 36

June 5, 2022

The Hidden Wiltshire Podcast is now broadcast monthly and in this episode we pack up the recording gear and head for the hills to record the whole podcast outside. You’ll have to listen to the podcast to find out where we were, but suffice to say it wasn’t Grovely Wood!

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In Hidden Wiltshire Blogs Tags Hidden Wiltshire, Wiltshire, Wiltshire Museum, Wylye Valley, History, HILLS, walking, country walks
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Knapp Down and the Ebble Valley

Hidden Wiltshire Podcast Episode 21

October 10, 2021

The main subject this week was the walk that I did with my regular walking chum Stu at the end of August. In fact Stu was responsible for putting this route in the Ebble Valley together. But his long career in the army, where he was used to yomping long distances laden with huge loads, resulted in a slightly over-ambitious route of nearly 15 miles including a gruesome 4 miles along the old Salisbury – Shaftesbury turnpike.

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In Hidden Wiltshire Blogs Tags Wiltshire, Hidden Wiltshire, walking, history, downland, HILLS, hill fort, Iron Age
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Wiltshire Clumps

Hidden Wiltshire Podcast Episode 14

July 4, 2021

Something a bit different in this episode. Instead of talking about a particular walk we focus on something that is classic Wiltshire. Something that we’ve all seen right across the county. The ubiquitous Wiltshire Clump.

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In Hidden Wiltshire Blogs Tags Wiltshire, Hidden Wiltshire, landscape, landscape photography, HILLS
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Sutton Veny and Tytherington

Hidden Wiltshire Podcast Episode 13

June 20, 2021

This episode is the second of our Hidden Wiltshire walks to include some location recording, which seemed be so popular (according to our poll of three listeners) following our first attempt two weeks ago. Between us Glyn and I have done this walk three times already this year. It was that good!

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In Hidden Wiltshire Blogs Tags Wiltshire, Hidden Wiltshire, history, walking, Roman, podcast, barrows, long barrow, HILLS, downland
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Castle Combe and a Hint of Ancient History

Hidden Wiltshire Podcast Episode 6

March 14, 2021

Episode 6 of our Hidden Wiltshire podcast is now live in which we explore the countryside around Castle Combe whilst giving the village itself a (reasonably) wide berth. It’s hardly hidden as the entire world know about it!

This area of Wiltshire is characterised by babbling brooks and deep combes, or bottoms as we like to call them here. The podcast follows a walk I did in July 2020.

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In Hidden Wiltshire Blogs Tags Wiltshire, Hidden Wiltshire, history, Neolithic, Iron Age, Roman, Bronze Age, barrows, downland, HILLS, combe, Castle Combe, podcast
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The Deverills North of the River Wylye

Hidden Wiltshire Podcast Episode 5

February 28, 2021

Episode 5 of our Hidden Wiltshire podcast is now live in which we continue our walk in the hills above the Deverills. We follow a walk that both Glyn Coy have done about which I wrote a blog in May 2020 for the Hidden Wiltshire website.

The walk takes up where the last episode finished in Brixton Deverill before climbing the hills to the north of the River Wylye.

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In Hidden Wiltshire Blogs Tags Wiltshire, Hidden Wiltshire, history, Neolithic, Iron Age, Roman, Bronze Age, barrows, downland, HILLS
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The Deverills South of the River Wylye

Hidden Wiltshire Podcast Episode 4

February 14, 2021

Episode 4 of our Hidden Wiltshire podcast is now live in which we explore the village of Kingston Deverill and the hills to the south of the River Wylye. We follow a walk that both Glyn Coy have done about which I wrote a blog in May 2020 for the Hidden Wiltshire website.

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In Hidden Wiltshire Blogs Tags Wiltshire, Hidden Wiltshire, history, HILLS, Neolithic, Iron Age, Roman, Bronze Age, stone circles, barrows, King Alfred
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