A short walk from home on the side of Langley Hill just above Gretton on some footpaths I have not been on before.
5 miles and 700 feet of ascent.
This is just above Gretton Hill Farm
Looking across to Alderton Hill
Always good to find some bluebells
Bredon Hill in the distance
Through the woods
Past the alpacas
One of the railway bridges in Gretton
Briefly on the Winchcombe Way
Over the railway track where it goes into the tunnel just before Winchcombe station
My Country Walks
Previously living on the edge of Dartmoor I shared details of my walks on Dartmoor on my previous blog My Dartmoor Walks. As I explore this new area I will share details of the routes here.
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Friday 17th April 2020 Social Distancing in Winchcombe Today
Social distancing – something unimaginable just a few weeks
ago until this terrible virus took hold. These are four shops in Winchcombe
today and this is being repeated across the globe. Stay safe.
The Bakery
The Pharmacy
The Hardware shop
The Co-op
Tuesday 14th April 2020 Langley Hill
A walk from home towards Gretton then over Langley Hill
Looking across to Alderton and Alderton Hill
Spectacular gorse near the top - you can just make out he Malvern Hills in the distance.
Winchcombe
Looking across to Alderton and Alderton Hill
Spectacular gorse near the top - you can just make out he Malvern Hills in the distance.
Easter Monday 13th April 20220 Blossom in and around Winchcombe
A very different bank holiday but the sun was shining and so much blossom is out.
In front of the old school
The old Police Station
The River Isbourne
In front of the formal entrance to Sudeley Castle
In front of the old school
The old Police Station
The River Isbourne
In front of the formal entrance to Sudeley Castle
Friday 3rd April 2020 Fluke's Hill
A short local walk from Winchcombe initially following the Gloucestershire Way steeply up to Flukes Hill. Along the Salt Way for a short distance and back down on the Winchcombe Way.
On the way up looking back to Winchcombe with Langley Hill in the distance.
Greet below with the Malvern Hills in the distance
Looking north
Coming back down on the Winchcombe Way, looking across the Sudeley Valley
St Kenelm's Well in the centre
On the way up looking back to Winchcombe with Langley Hill in the distance.
Greet below with the Malvern Hills in the distance
Looking north
Coming back down on the Winchcombe Way, looking across the Sudeley Valley
St Kenelm's Well in the centre
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