The path starts at Coombe Street, and then the Town Mill, to follow The Lynch with the River Lim on one side and Lyme Regis mill race on the other.
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A pointed arch road bridge
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Plenty of signs and waymarks!
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Mill Cottage
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The old water wheel still in place
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Bluebell, yellow archangel and wild garlic
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Panorama of the village of Uplyme
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Panorama of the Viaduct at Cannington
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The railway viaduct at Cannington
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Bluebells in the field edges
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and bluebells on the roadside verges and ditches
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Panorama below Musbury Castle
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Musbury Castle hill fort
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Orchids, ferms and bluebells in Musbury Castle
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Bluebells in the woods below Musbury castle
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A panorama of Seaton, Colyford, Colyton and the Axe valley
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Musbury Church
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Inside Musbury Church
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Inside Musbury Church Drake monument in south aisle, erected in 1611 and extended circa 1646, with three pairs of kneeling figures facing east, separated by pilastered screens, all set on plinth with inscription panels over coats of arms separated by wide pilasters.
