The Pretty Wiltshire Village of Hindon

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I have driven through the small Wiltshire village of Hindon several times. This time, with the summer sun in the sky, I stopped to take a few photos. I haven’t yet carried out much research about Hindon, and maybe one day, I will be able to uncover some interesting stories. When I do, I will be sure to write about it for you.

The village is in South Wiltshire and lies around sixteen miles west of Salisbury. As you can see, there are many old cottages, and the village dates back to the thirteenth century. Rather than post these on the desert called Instagram, I am posting them here for you as a Rolagram!

Hindon High Street. This street was lined with trees in 1863. They are mainly English Lime with some Oak. Each year, the trees are pollarded to keep them in this form. Image: Roland’s Travels

More views of property in the High Street. Images Roland's Travels

St John the Baptist Church. Images: Roland's Travels

The Lamb and The Grosvenor Arms stand at the crossroads at the top of the High Street. Images: Roland's Travels

Hindon Village Shop and The Surgery. Images: Roland's Travels

All the photos were taken with an iPhone 14. Click on any image for an enlarged version

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