From Andoversford to Whittington. Through Puckham Wood, Wardens Wood and Westwood to Brockhampton.
10 miles and 870 feet ascent
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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Showing posts with label Andoversford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andoversford. Show all posts
Sunday 16th June 2019 Andoverford
Bright sunshine to start with as we left Andoversford. Then lot of showers towards the end. Firstly to Shipton and on to the Gloucestershire Way to Hampen. North through Soundborough just skirting Brockhampton, then into Sevenhampton returning through Syreford.
About 7.5 miles and 700 feet ascent.
Sunchine at first
A fine example of how countryside paths should be kept!
Coffe stop in an old barn
Hampen
The rain comes in and a deer comes into view
Soundborough with a very large barn attached to the farmhouse
Sevenhampton below
Abundance of wild flowers just before Andoversford
About 7.5 miles and 700 feet ascent.
Sunchine at first
A fine example of how countryside paths should be kept!
Coffe stop in an old barn
Hampen
The rain comes in and a deer comes into view
Soundborough with a very large barn attached to the farmhouse
Sevenhampton below
Abundance of wild flowers just before Andoversford
Thursday Evening 30th May 2019 Andoverford
Another very fine evening for my third evening walk. From Andoversford to Shipton Golf Course. Almost to Thorndale then across to Foxcote. On the Gloucestershire Way for a short distance and then back to New Farm and Heylens Farm. Returning through Sandywell Park Showground. Afterwards in the Royal Oak.
Eight on the walk. 5 miles and 400 feet ascent
Buttercups at Foxcote
A proper footpath through the barley - if only other farmers were so considerate.
Sandywell Park Showground
Eight on the walk. 5 miles and 400 feet ascent
Buttercups at Foxcote
A proper footpath through the barley - if only other farmers were so considerate.
Sandywell Park Showground
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