Pollarded Lime trees stand like sentries on the paved approach to the medieval church at Bullington

Bullington is a parish in the Andover district and lies on an affluent of the River Test midway betwen Micheldever station and Whitchurch. It is a lovely little village that lies peacefully in pastoral countryside not far from Tidbury Ring which was a perhistoric encampment.

The small church of St Michaels  is approached by a small path that is shaded by pollarded lime trees. It has a victorian brick and flint built tower and there are some traceried windows and under a simple arch there is a bricked up Norman doorway. The font is from the 14th century.