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• The countryside becomes a series of chalk downland and deep valleys.
• Wiltshire is characterised by its high downland and wide valleys.
• Much of this area of chalk downland is now a nature reserve.
• Tennyson Down is one of the most significant downland sites in Britain.
• It retains the ancient chalk downland flora which elsewhere has largely been lost.
• For centuries, Oliver's Battery was open downland grazed by sheep.
• The site is important as an example of a species rich downland habitat.
• The chalk downland provides an important habitat for insects.
• The estate typifies a style of environmental management encouraged by downland landed gentry.
• There were also differences between downland and Wealden communities.
• Flint is also used, reflecting the downland location.
• Downland and wetland birds include dipper, kingfisher, yellowhammer and tree pipit.
• Here, there are numerous downland flowers including Horseshoe vetch and Carline thistle.
• It is within the census area of Downland which has 2, 149 people.
• To the north of the village is cultivated chalk downland and extensive mixed woodland.
• The parish is almost entirely downland and farmland.
• The site is managed by the Murray Downland Trust and is cleared of overgrowth.
• Weston Colley sits on southern English chalk downland.
• The ridge itself is primarily chalk downland, comprising rough pasture with some scrub.
• Before the 1950s the area was sparsely populated downland within the parish of A30.