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A Wiltshire Walk: Woodborough to Honeystreet Mill Cafe

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Cholderton: An Old Wiltshire Village

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Walking the Runnymede Memorial Trail, Surrey.

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mushrooms and wicker basket

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4 Lovely Places for An Autumnal Walk

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Things Helen Loves, brown and white horses grazing on a a field of grass, part of Basingstoke Common. High rise buildings of the city of Basingstoke to the background.

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Walking with Horses: Basingstoke Common & Old Basing Walk

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Whitchurch Silk Mill & Mill Trail Walk, Hampshire

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Wiltshire Walks: The Lansdowne Monument & Cherhill White Horse

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Wiltshire Walks: Old Wardour Castle, Tisbury.

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A Country Walk: Combe Gibbet & Ham Village

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My 5 Favourite Dog Friendly Walks In Wiltshire

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About Me

Welcome to the world of Things Helen Loves, where I write about life outdoors, history and travel.

I'm passionate about exploring the world through its history and finding quirky or historic places to stay. Most of all, I love sharing my finds here; I hope I can provide inspiration for others to do the same!

I'm endlessly inspired by the countryside, woodlands and nature. I'm happiest outdoors with my Belgian Shepherd at my heels.

I've gone forest bathing in Wiltshire, slept in medieval churches, drunk coffee in a Dutch windmill and explored an abandoned hospital in Germany. I don't know where I'm going next, but I'd love you to come along.

Helen x

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Did you know that the 20-28 May is War Graves Week?

May is the month of Hawthorn blossom, the hedgerows are exploding with tiny blooms of white and pink.

It’s a bit dull here in Wiltshire this morning, so sharing a shot from last nights walk and hoping today will brighten as it goes.

Wassenaar, Holland. Technically part of The Hague, but you’d never guess. There’s a lovely small town feel here.

Love this time of year, everything is so fresh and green. Well, the countryside is. The Wolf is filthy and absolutely not fresh, so he has an appointment with the B-A-T-H. Wish me luck 😬

Day dreaming about spending Sundays pottering about in a place like this. I’d have that stable door open, something comforting cooking and the fire all laid ready for lighting later.

I love a good old fashioned English village and oh have I found a good one 😊 Stockton in Wiltshire; an absolute beauty with its thatched cottages, pretty country church and the ‘Big House’ a.k.a Stockton House presiding over it all. Bonus points for sunshine, miles of bunting and very friendly folk.

Beautiful day to be out in it 😊

I’ve a bit of a thing for old carousels. When I have a forever house, I’d love to restore an old horse as a decorative piece.

Top Posts & Pages

Exploring ANZAC History in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Walks: The Lansdowne Monument & Cherhill White Horse
Fairy Tale in Richmond @ Hollyhock Cafe
Orkney Islands: Exploring Stromness
A First Time Visitors Guide to Duinrell Holiday Park, Holland
Wiltshire Walks: Pewsey Wharf
Christmas at Mottisfont: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Quarantine Walks: The Bulford Kiwi
6 Things To Know If You're Visiting Bushy Park, London
Imber Village, Salisbury Plain.

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