Notes and points of interest
Horner Water this pretty stream runs down from Exmoor and
out to the sea at Bossington. This walk follows the stream through
an attractive woodland setting.
Horner Wood is part of theDunkery and Horner Wood National
nature Reserve and is managed by the National Trust. Apart from
the natural beauties of this area, the woods contain a number of
remains from Saxon settlements.
Pentley Seat a semi-circular stone seat that is worth a
brief diversion both for the seat itself and for the view it commands.
The seat was erected by his wife to the memory of Charles Thomas
Dyke Ackland, who dies in 1919.
Viewpoint just prior to Pentley Seat diversion This viewpoint
offers a well-framed view of the Bristol Channel and the Welsh Coast
seen between the ridges of Crawter Hill and Selworthy Hill.
Ray Combe this valley side section of the walk takes you
through a thick woodland of unusually twisted oaks
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