As well as Cheddar Gorge, the village of Cheddar is also worth a stroll (when it's not absolutely packed with tourists of course). There's a lovely river runs the entire length of the village, with charming gardens and little ponds and weirs.
However, the town shows little of its' stone-age beginnings, or of its' medieval history other than the church and the market cross.
At its' deepest, the limestone walls tower 400 feet above the road. The gorge is one of Britain's more spectacular places to visit.
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