Sunrise

Restored windpump on bank of River Thurne.  Best viewed from opposite bank of Thurne Dyke.  Can be a busy location during holiday periods and weekends when moored river craft may obstruct view.

All year location many view points high and low 

Avebury village is set within a large prehistoric stone circle, older than Stonehenge. Situated well on the tourist trail, it gets busy in summer and is best visited early morning or late afternoon in summer.

Pentre Ifan burial chamber is set against the backdrop of heather clad hills in the northern part of Pembrokeshire national park. reasonable grass/ dirt footpath to the location, use walking boots or wellies after rain.

West Kennet long barrow is not usually as busy as the nearby and very impressive Avebury stone circle, a signposted grassy dirt footpath leads across a field and up a small hill to the barrow.

A beautiful, unspoilt beach. There is a small parking area (free) and a pub (teas, coffees, cakes). 

The lake takes about 20 minutes to stroll round with good paths all round. There are rivers to and from the lake too. Plenty of anglers use the lake so there's potential for some candid people shots?

The giant white horse figure of Uffington in south west Oxfordshire was carved into the chalky ground approx. 3000 years ago. The hill is the highest point in Oxfordshire and on a clear, crisp day you can view for miles.

A great location, park up and walk. 

Beautiful beach and good sunrise from this point