Musbury: the Axe valley Towards Shute Hill. On the skyline, just visible, is the Stockland communications mast. On the far side of the valley, in mid distance, is the embankment of the Salisbury-Exeter railway at the start of the gradient where the line climbs up the Umborne valley to Honiton. Seen from a point north of the iron age hillfort, Musbury Castle, accessible by public footpath
Musbury: the Axe valley Towards Shute Hill. On the skyline, just visible, is the Stockland communications mast. On the far side of the valley, in mid distance, is the embankment of the Salisbury-Exeter railway at the start of the gradient where the line climbs up the Umborne valley to Honiton. Seen from a point north of the iron age hillfort, Musbury Castle, accessible by public footpath
Musbury: near Millands Farm Looking west-north-west across farmland in the Axe valley
Musbury: Musbury Castle View from the site of the iron age hillfort, accessible by public footpaths – steeply from the village and more easily from the north, along the ridge. Looking south west to the mouth of the Axe and Seaton Bay. The Romans had a port at Axmouth and this is reputedly where the Fosse Way ended. Axmouth village is hidden by the wooded Hawkdown Hill, the site of a second hillfort. Musbury Castle stands 170m above sea level

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