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We enjoyed the best weather of the year thanks to walk leaders Guy and Sarah (or their Maker) with lovely mud-free grassy downs. People journeyed from Exmouth and Cheltenham, Salisbury and even Taunton. 26 Bassets + a varied assortment of hangers-on – otherwise known as spaniels, terriers of unknown origin and what looked suspiciously like a Basset/Beagle cross. Hamilton was in fine voice as usual, but otherwise with no mud, no pheasants or rabbits and no woods to sniff, it was a relatively incident free five miler.
For the 10 minute video please click here (YouTube).

Photos above, right and below by Heather

Two photos below from Guy
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The White Horse, cut in 1780, is the work of a Dr Christopher Alsop of Calne, sometimes referred to as "the mad doctor". He dictated the shape through a megaphone while . . . on his horse.
Guy with adoring females (nothing new then)
(pic from Dianne, and those below)
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