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A statue of a horse at Daylesfield Hill Farm - A very large impressive riding stables. Lots of money tied up here.
A real horse now at the stables
A fine view of parkland of the Daylesford Estate
The delightful little church at Daylesford
Crossing the railway line heading towards Oxford
The 11th century St Nicholas Church at Lower Oddington (all churches are still closed)
Adlestrop House
St Mary Magdalene church at Adlestrop - An 18th century church with a 13th century chancel arch, Leigh family memorials, and connections with Jane Austen. The church was largely rebuilt between 1750 and 1764, though so sympathetic was the work that the building retains a much earlier feel.
Chasleton House - a Jacobean house built between 1607 and 1612. It has been owned by the National Trust since 1991 and is a Grade I listed building.
Church of St Mary the Virgin at Chastleton (next door to the house)
This meadow is the site of Chastleton Barrow Fort - an Iron Age hill fort southeast of the village
Photos and captions by Andrew, uploaded by Sally