Lansdowne Monument, Cherhill
Cherhill Down is a National Trust area but is completely open and free to roam. The hills are adorned with the Cherhill White Horse and also the Lansdowne Monument which is a landmark for miles around, built in 1845, by the 3rd Marquis of Lansdowne. You can see more information on walks around the Cherhill on the 'hiddenwiltshire' website here
| Picture id: DSC_9295 : Lansdowne Monument, Cherhill | |||||
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