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In this episode of The Ramblers, hosts Nigel and Iain explore the scenic Bishopstone area within the Cranborne Chase National Landscape. They discuss the details of their walk, share historical insights about local geography and watercress farming, and reflect on their encounters with locals, including a fascinating conversation with Roger about Folston House. The episode highlights the beauty of nature, the challenges of navigating the walk, and the importance of community connections. In this conversation, they explore a historic church, discussing its architecture, art, and the stories behind its features. They reflect on their experiences during a walk around the church and the surrounding area, highlighting encounters with fellow walkers and the importance of community. The conversation also touches on the church's renovations and upkeep, as well as the significance of local history and nature in their exploration.
https://cranbornechase.org.uk/explore/in-and-around-bishopstone/
https://www.bishopstone-salisbury.co.uk/
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to The Ramblers Podcast
02:56
Exploring Bishopstone and the Walk Details
06:03
Historical Insights on Watercress and Local Geography
08:58
Navigating the Walk: Challenges and Observations
12:01
Meeting Locals and Sharing Stories
14:47
The Significance of Folston House
18:02
Reflections on the Journey and Connections Made
21:00
Nature and Landscape Observations
23:58
Discovering the Clapper Bridge and Church Views
29:04
Exploring the Historic Church
32:14
Inside the Church: Art and Architecture
34:41
The Church's Bells and Their History
35:42
Stone Carvings and Historical Significance
39:10
The Altar and Its Unique Features
40:44
Renovations and Upkeep of the Church
41:51
Navigating the Surrounding Area
45:18
Encounters with Fellow Walkers
51:03
Reflections on the Walk Experience
53:41
Planning the Next Adventure
keywords
Bishopstone, Cranbourne Chase, walking, nature, history, watercress, local culture, community, podcast, exploration, church history, architecture, walking, exploration, community, renovations, art, nature, local history, encounters
The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.
Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
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created by Claire Atkinson
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In this episode of The Ramblers, hosts Nigel and Iain explore the scenic Bishopstone area within the Cranborne Chase National Landscape. They discuss the details of their walk, share historical insights about local geography and watercress farming, and reflect on their encounters with locals, including a fascinating conversation with Roger about Folston House. The episode highlights the beauty of nature, the challenges of navigating the walk, and the importance of community connections. In this conversation, they explore a historic church, discussing its architecture, art, and the stories behind its features. They reflect on their experiences during a walk around the church and the surrounding area, highlighting encounters with fellow walkers and the importance of community. The conversation also touches on the church's renovations and upkeep, as well as the significance of local history and nature in their exploration.
https://cranbornechase.org.uk/explore/in-and-around-bishopstone/
https://www.bishopstone-salisbury.co.uk/
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to The Ramblers Podcast
02:56
Exploring Bishopstone and the Walk Details
06:03
Historical Insights on Watercress and Local Geography
08:58
Navigating the Walk: Challenges and Observations
12:01
Meeting Locals and Sharing Stories
14:47
The Significance of Folston House
18:02
Reflections on the Journey and Connections Made
21:00
Nature and Landscape Observations
23:58
Discovering the Clapper Bridge and Church Views
29:04
Exploring the Historic Church
32:14
Inside the Church: Art and Architecture
34:41
The Church's Bells and Their History
35:42
Stone Carvings and Historical Significance
39:10
The Altar and Its Unique Features
40:44
Renovations and Upkeep of the Church
41:51
Navigating the Surrounding Area
45:18
Encounters with Fellow Walkers
51:03
Reflections on the Walk Experience
53:41
Planning the Next Adventure
keywords
Bishopstone, Cranbourne Chase, walking, nature, history, watercress, local culture, community, podcast, exploration, church history, architecture, walking, exploration, community, renovations, art, nature, local history, encounters
The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.
Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Music from https://uppbeat.io/t/light-patterns/grassland
License code:
KCZ1C17MC3KJJGC7 -ep 3
C1P05X6Z59HGCVGZ -ep 4
K6RMWCOGP2ZLIEKS -ep 5
UKZH6JCGAT2ETG8R -ep6
VWFSH9MMXMSJEHZR -ep7
ZU0WVY0X4Z86TNQT -ep8
Artwork for Podcast
created by Claire Atkinson