Britain's chalk
hill carvings
LEDA REYNOLDS examines more hillside and cliff-top creations, both ageing and modern, close to Club Sites
Britain's chalk hill carvings
By LEDA REYNOLDS
Posted on 07 April 2014
Creating white horses and other figures on hillsides is as old as the mists of time, with one such carving in Uffington, Oxfordshire, dating back 3,000 years.
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