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Linkenholt and Faccombe are at the extreme Northern boundary of the Test Valley district council area. Linkenholt is a tiny, remote rural community, set in surroundings of great beauty. St Peter's church, built in 1871, replacing an ancient parish church, has striking wooden spire and a pretty lych gate. The village also has a very attractive cricket ground. Faccombe is at the highest point in the district, at 800 feet, and nearby there are splendid views across the North Wessex Downs. St Barnabas' church has the small Norman font from the original mother church at Netherton, and some 17th century monuments. The pub and most of the property in the village is owned by the Faccombe Estate.
The delightful picture of The Jack Russell seen across the village pond is courtesy of Hampshire Cam.You can dine in the attractive conservatory.
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St Peter's Church, Linkenholt |
6:00pm
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Service of Thanksgiving
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History of St Barnabus' Church
An interesting page at Rootsweb.
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Test Valley Tapestry
Linkenholt church is depicted on this section of the tapestry.
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The Faccombe Estate
Here you can read about the estate, the village and local activities.
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Linkenholt outdoor activities
The 2000 acre Linkenholt estate accepts bookings from groups of young people who wish to enjoy outdoor activities, subsidised by The Herbert and Peter Blagrave Trust, allowing access and facilities for a very low per person per night fee.
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The Jack Russel
The pub has a page on the Faccombe Estate web page.
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