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Local Places of Interest
If you travel from a distance, you may wish to see some of our
local sites, before or after your holistic vet appointment. There's some
wonderful dog-walking country nearby.
Some
suggestions for you, within easy reach of AVMC:

The old stables at Chinham House, Stanford in the Vale
Oxford, Abingdon, Faringdon, Great Coxwell,
Shrivenham, Lechlade,
Radcot,
Bampton, Buscot Park (NT),
Buckland House,
Stanford in the Vale, Wantage, White Horse Hill,
Swindon Steam Museum, Didcot
Railway Museum
Pendon Museum at Long
Wittenham, Vale & Downland Museum at Wantage
N.B.: many images are of
reduced quality, for speedier downloading - please ask if interested in better
quality.
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Faringdon Church
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Faringdon Market Place
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Stanford in the Vale
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The White Horse
www.visitvale.com
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Uffington Church
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Uffington Old School
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The Blowing Stone
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The Ridgeway
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Lambourn
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Barbury Castle Hill Fort
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Great Coxwell Tithe Barn
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Radcot Bridge
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Wantage Church
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Wantage King Alfred
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Wantage Vale & Downland Museum
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Pendon Museum - Vale of White Horse detail
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Bampton Church
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Lechlade & The Thames
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King George V at Swindon Steam Museum
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Didcot Railway Centre renovations
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Didcot Railway Centre rides
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Oxford view www.cslewis.org
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Oxford Bridge of Sighs www.studylanguage.org
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Oxford www.studylanguage.org
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Oxford aerial view www.sgc.ox.ac.uk
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Unless otherwise stated, photographs are the copyright of
Chris Day
We are situated in the picturesque Vale of the White Horse,
which stretches from Abingdon to Shrivenham, beneath the rolling Downs.
Geological note: The Vale of White
Horse is a hanging valley with successive bands of Cretaceous and Jurassic strata held between
the Cretaceous chalk hills (White Horse Hills) and the Jurassic limestone ridge.
The scarp face of the limestone ridge drops down to the Thames Valley. It is
drained by the River Ock, which flows into the River Thames at Abingdon.
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August 2007
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