Wednesday 8th July 2015
 Salisbury Road (B3414), Bishopstrow. View west from its crossroads with Mill Lane (left) and Cox’s Drove (right) to Temple Corner. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Wednesday 8th July 2015.
Saturday 20th December 2014
Photographs of Salisbury Road (B3414), Bishopstrow, taken by Danny Howell on Saturday 20th December 2014.
The view west from Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, to Boreham Road, Warminster, opposite Weirs Cottages.
Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, looking west from near the main entrance to Bishopstrow House Hotel.
Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, looking west from opposite the grounds of Bishopstrow House Hotel.
Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, looking west from Temple Corner.
Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, looking from opposite Knapp Farm towards Temple Corner.
 Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, between Temple Corner and Mill Lane, looking towards Temple Corner.
 Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, looking from its junction with Mill Lane, towards Temple Corner.
Another view of Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow from near its junction with Mill Lane.
Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, opposite Bishopstrow Farm.
Salisbury Road, Bishopstrow, seen from just east of the junction with Watery Lane.
Monday 4th August 2014
A lorry reversing off the B3414 road
into Watery Lane, Bishopstrow.
A. Ebner.
Photograph taken by Danny Howell
on Monday 4th August 2014.
Tuesday 22nd October 2013
Danny Howell writes ~Â
Yesterday evening Warminster Town Councillor Steve Dancey, in conversation with me, seemed to think the mile post adjacent the B3414 (the former A36) at Norton Bavant had been removed. I assured him it was still in situ, but because it has been painted a pinky red colour (maybe an undercoat for repainting in white at some later date) it is currently difficult to see among the hues of the autumn hedgerow. The mile post has been pinky-red coloured for some time now but still attracts the non-muggles amongst us. To show Steve and others the mile post is still there, here are some photos I took today (Tuesday 22nd October 2013):
Hidden by the hues of the autumn hedgerow,
the mile post adjacent the B3414 at
Norton Bavant.
Pretty in pink.
“Salisbury 19, Warminster 2”
This mile post is one of a series
made for the Warminster Turnpike Trust
by iron founders Carson & Miller
at the Wiltshire Foundry,
Carson’s Yard, off East Street, Warminster,
in 1830.
