Wareham's North Wall, view eastwards

Wareham's (West, North and East) walls offer a delightful walk, and are understandably frequented by many of the town's dog walkers.

The modern houses inside the wall here - to the right - are devoid of architectural merit, as might befit such an ancient town as Wareham, but are no doubt sought-after for their views northwards.

To the left is the North Mill, and behind it and a little bit more to the left is the North Bridge crossing the river Piddle.  This bridge is partly medieval and mainly 17th century.

Click here for my earlier blip giving more background information on Wareham's walls, rivers and North Mill.