Windsor	.	Windsor Forest	Calendar	.
SU7173	Reading	Abbey Ruins: Morris Dancers perform in front of the Abbey Ruins during the annual Waterfest. Founded by Henry I in 1121, the abbey was built on a gravel spur between the rivers Kennet and Thames  on a spot calculated to attract travellers between the major cities of the land. On the wall of the Chapter House is a plaque showing one of the earliest pieces of written music in England, the round "Summer is icumen in", penned by a monk here in the mid 13th century. The abbey was destroyed in 1538 by Henry VIII.	.
SU8772	Warfield	Warfield Church:  Green Man	.	.
SU8766	Bracknell	South Hill Park  Arts Centre from the knot garden >  Hosts Bracknell Folk Club Once had its own folk festival. Folk acts can still be seen amongst the other artists throughout the year and the very occasional Ceilidh in the Wilde Theatre.	.
SU9547	Compton	Watts Chapel: Built under the direction of Mary Watts (wife of the painter G F Watts) by the people of Compton, this elaborate  terracotta chapel of rest was opened in 1898. Both interior and exterior are crammed with symbolic images and interlaced celtic patterns in the arts and crafts style.	.
SU9777	Windsor	Windsor Castle:  The Round Tower seen here from Peascod Street	.
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KennetE	.	Kennet East	Calendar	.
SU3487	Sparsholt	Sparsholt Church:  A stone in a door jamb of this church has a Nine Mens Morris game board carved into it, probably used as such before it was incorporated into the building.	.
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Mendips	.	Mendip & Quantock Hills	Calendar	.
ST4938	Glastonbury	Glastonbury Abbey               Pilgrimage to the Holy Thorn 5 Jan                                             Glastonbury Pilgrimage Last Saturday in June	5Jan Jun
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Exmoor	.	Exmoor	Calendar	.
ST0537	Nettlecombe	Nettlecombe Court: The Trevelyan family coat of arms shows a white horse rising from the sea, which was said to have saved its master by swimming with him from the mythical land of Lyonesse when it sank beneath the waves. Since 1967 the house has been used by The Field Studies Council as a Field Centre. The adjacent church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and built out of local red sandstone.	.
SS8448	Culbone	Porlock Church Culbone:  Englands smallest Parish Church. Local legend has it that the short spire is the top of Porlock Church which was blown off in a gale! It is situated in a secluded wooded valley which may have inspired Coleridge to write his poem Kubla Khan. (The spire of Porlock church at one time had a beacon light placed on top which is the real explanation for its strange cut off shape.)	.	Culbone Church
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National	.	Other Sites in England & Wales	Calendar	.
SU8921	Midhurst	Cowdray House	.
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