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Thank you for visiting my Links Page. I am keen to link into sites of organisations that are of interest. If you have any suggestions or additional links for any of these pages please email with the details. To exchange Links please see my 'Wildlife Art' Banner information below. Link up today!
Tollard Royal
At the heart of Cranborne Chase is the pretty village of Tollard Royal, surrounded by superb countryside with stunning views. A mile away from the village is the Larmer Tree Gardens which owe its existence to General Pitt Rivers.
In 1880, the General inherited Rushmore Estate in Tollard Royal. He proceeded to lay out the pleasure gardens 'for the recreation of the public in the neighbouring towns and villages'. The gardens contain a number of interesting Nepalese buildings with intricate, carved wooden features. The grounds also include an open air theatre, classical temple and a beautiful sunken garden.
A keen archaeologist, General Pitt Rivers had already established himself as a leading exponent of excavation methods when he inherited the Rushmore Estate. Cranborne Chase contains a large number of ancient monuments and he devoted much of his last twenty years in examining these earthworks. It is possible to see many of the artifacts that General Pitt Rivers discovered on display, at the Salisbury and Wiltshire Museum.
For further information please visit:
Rushmore Estate
Rushmore is contained within the Cranborne Chase an ancient deer forest where King John came to hunt and within which the "Chase Rights" applied from the Saxon period until 1828. This is a truly unique area in terms of historical landscape with a rich archaeological heritage and diversity of flora and fauna. Today, the Estate is involved in a variety of activities including farming, forestry, conservation, leisure and sporting pursuits. www.rushmore-estate.co.uk
Larmer Tree Gardens - The Jewel of the Cranborne Chase
Rushmore Golf Club
Tollard Park Equestrian Centre
BHS approved riding school and livery yard. The Equestrian centre is part of the Rushmore Estate, on the site of what used to be the Arab Stud. Situated in the beautiful Wiltshire countryside on the edge of the Cranborne Chase, it offers many miles of off-road riding through woodland, downland and farmland, on well-maintained tracks and bridleways.
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Furry,Feathery Links--- Plus Dogs, Horses, Donkeys, Small Pets, Shops, Directories, Shows.
Wildlife Links - --Fauna & Flora, Groups, Places to visit, Caring for the Environment, Products.
Assorted Links--- A variety including: Directories, Shops, Home & Garden, Health, Music, Charities, Holidays.
The web is constantly changing. If you find a website in this directory that no longer exists please email su@natureinart.com so we can remove it. Thanks.
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Reciprocal links - If you would like to swap links with me please first add my link to your website. To select a Banner or Text Link please visit my Banners Page. Email me with your website and the page address with my link and I will reciprocate by placing a link to your site on my Links Page. If you require information on how to copy and paste a Banner or Text Link, please visit -
Please note:
Susan Shimeld - Nature in Fine Art, is not responsible for the content of external websites. If you use the above mentioned links, I take no responsibility and give no guarantees, warranties or representations, implied or otherwise, for the content or accuracy of these third-party sites.
Please note:
For many years I have enjoyed reading and collecting Quotations. On each Links Page I have included a selection of my favourites. If, in displaying a quotation I have violated a copyright that you hold or represent please notify me and I will remove it immediately.
Thank you for visiting my Links Page. I am keen to link into sites of organisations that are of interest. If you have any suggestions or additional links for any of these pages please email with the details. To exchange Links please see my 'Wildlife Art' Banner information below. Link up today!
Tollard Royal
At the heart of Cranborne Chase is the pretty village of Tollard Royal, surrounded by superb countryside with stunning views. A mile away from the village is the Larmer Tree Gardens which owe its existence to General Pitt Rivers.
In 1880, the General inherited Rushmore Estate in Tollard Royal. He proceeded to lay out the pleasure gardens 'for the recreation of the public in the neighbouring towns and villages'. The gardens contain a number of interesting Nepalese buildings with intricate, carved wooden features. The grounds also include an open air theatre, classical temple and a beautiful sunken garden.
A keen archaeologist, General Pitt Rivers had already established himself as a leading exponent of excavation methods when he inherited the Rushmore Estate. Cranborne Chase contains a large number of ancient monuments and he devoted much of his last twenty years in examining these earthworks. It is possible to see many of the artifacts that General Pitt Rivers discovered on display, at the Salisbury and Wiltshire Museum.
For further information please visit:
Rushmore Estate
Rushmore is contained within the Cranborne Chase an ancient deer forest where King John came to hunt and within which the "Chase Rights" applied from the Saxon period until 1828. This is a truly unique area in terms of historical landscape with a rich archaeological heritage and diversity of flora and fauna. Today, the Estate is involved in a variety of activities including farming, forestry, conservation, leisure and sporting pursuits. www.rushmore-estate.co.uk
Larmer Tree Gardens - The Jewel of the Cranborne Chase
Rushmore Golf Club
Tollard Park Equestrian Centre
BHS approved riding school and livery yard. The Equestrian centre is part of the Rushmore Estate, on the site of what used to be the Arab Stud. Situated in the beautiful Wiltshire countryside on the edge of the Cranborne Chase, it offers many miles of off-road riding through woodland, downland and farmland, on well-maintained tracks and bridleways.
Art Links - --Artists, Galleries, Directories, Arts, Crafts, Art Supplies.
Furry,Feathery Links--- Plus Dogs, Horses, Donkeys, Small Pets, Shops, Directories, Shows.
Wildlife Links - --Fauna & Flora, Groups, Places to visit, Caring for the Environment, Products.
Assorted Links--- A variety including: Directories, Shops, Home & Garden, Health, Music, Charities, Holidays.
The web is constantly changing. If you find a website in this directory that no longer exists please email su@natureinart.com so we can remove it. Thanks.
-----------------------------------------------------------
Reciprocal links - If you would like to swap links with me please first add my link to your website. To select a Banner or Text Link please visit my Banners Page. Email me with your website and the page address with my link and I will reciprocate by placing a link to your site on my Links Page. If you require information on how to copy and paste a Banner or Text Link, please visit -
Please note:
Susan Shimeld - Nature in Fine Art, is not responsible for the content of external websites. If you use the above mentioned links, I take no responsibility and give no guarantees, warranties or representations, implied or otherwise, for the content or accuracy of these third-party sites.
Please note:
For many years I have enjoyed reading and collecting Quotations. On each Links Page I have included a selection of my favourites. If, in displaying a quotation I have violated a copyright that you hold or represent please notify me and I will remove it immediately.
