Episode 5 - Route W35 - Chettle & Tarrant Hinton Down

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Cranbourne Chase, Chettle Village, Isaac Gulliver, Chettle House, wildlife, conservation, history, landscape, podcast, nature, walking, nature, exploration, farm life, wildlife, history, culinary, local specialties, community, outdoor adventures

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In this episode of The Ramblers, hosts Nigel and Iain explore Chettle Village, discussing its history, notable landmarks like Chettle House, and the legacy of Isaac Gulliver, a notorious smuggler. They delve into the conservation efforts in the area, wildlife observations, and the significance of local archaeological sites such as the Long Barrow. The conversation is rich with insights about the landscape, community events, and the natural beauty of the Cranbourne Chase National Landscape. In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore a scenic estate, sharing insights about the landscape, wildlife, and their personal experiences related to farm life. They reflect on the beauty of nature, the history of the area, and the importance of community and local specialties, particularly focusing on culinary delights. The discussion wraps up with plans for future walking adventures, emphasising the joy of exploration and connection to nature.

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Chettle & Tarrant Hinton Down - W35 - Cranborne Chase National Landscape

Isaac Gulliver - Dorset's Smuggler King | Dorset Ancestors – Dorset Ancestors

Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Setup

03:03
Exploring Chettle Village and Its History

05:59
The Significance of Chettle House

09:00
The Legacy of Isaac Gulliver

11:58
The Landscape and Conservation Efforts

14:49
Wildlife Observations and Nature Appreciation

18:04
The Longbarrow and Archaeological Insights

26:20
Exploring the Estate and Farm Buildings

29:10
Nostalgia and Memories of Farm Life

32:39
Wildlife Observations and Nature's Beauty

35:52
Reflections on the Walk and Terrain

39:01
Historical Insights on the Church and Surroundings

42:04
Culinary Delights and Local Specialties

46:10
Wrap-Up and Future Plans for Walking Adventures

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.

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created by Claire Atkinson