| Rampisham |
| Rampisham is in a narrow chalk valley by
a deeply bedded stream and it is a straggling village where next to a
ford is a thatched post office and the Tigers Head which was once the
public house, this whole area is overlooked by the church of St
Michael and All Saints which stands on a wooded knoll above the village.
There is a cross in the churchyard which dates from 1516 and it depicts the stoning of St Stephen, the martyrdom of Thomas a Becket, and St Edmund and St Peter, and there is a cock on a pillar as well as monks and two men in full armour.
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