Walk along the Bridgwater and Taunton Canal and discover the remnants of the WWII pillbox defences with historian Andrew Powell-Thomas and artist Helen Barff.
Discover sites of local history in the landscape and discuss how the Taunton Stop Line reminds us of the actions taken to protect the sanctuary of home.
Booking is essential. Parking available at the Canalside car park, Bull Street, Creech St Michael, TA3 5PW. Walk 6 min along the canal path to the starting point at the picnic benches at Chard Arm Junction.
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