Sarsen stones and a period cottage at Lockeridge Dene

Lockeridge Dene, at the south end of Lockeridge, is a National Trust site and is a conservation area. Sarsen stones are scattered over the area and this is one of the sites from which the stones at Avebury were mined.

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Sarsen stones and period cottages at the National Trust nature reserve at Lockeridge Dene

Lockeridge Dene, at the south end of Lockeridge, is a National Trust site and is a conservation area. Sarsen stones are scattered over the area and this is one of the sites from which the stones at Avebury were mined.

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Lockeridge, English Cottages, Wiltshire

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Traditional thatched cottages in Lockeridge

In the 12th century development of the small village of Lockeridge was on the orders of the Knights Templar and the village is somewhat of a rarity, being a planned Templar village, and this is thought to be the reason for there being no village church.

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Lockeridge, English Cottages

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