200-year-old White Horse at Osmington pales into significance
Eco & Environment, History | Posted on July 9th, 2018 | return to news
200-year-old White Horse at Osmington pales into significance
Dorset County Council’s team of countryside rangers have recently carried out work on the 200-year-old white horse at Osmington.
The team of Dorset County Council’s countryside rangers, including four apprentices and two volunteers, have brought the White Horse, Adonis, back to its former glory by spraying the weed growth and removing the vegetation that blighted it.
The scheduled ancient monument, nestled on the South Dorset Ridgeway within the Dorset AONB, is once again clearly visible.
Cabinet member of the Natural and Built Environment, Cllr Daryl Turner, said that Adonis “is looking better than ever.”
And he should stay that way for the peak of the tourism season following a final respray.
READ NEXT
Please share post:
Tags: AONB
LATEST NEWS