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Today was another tough day of walking. We started from Seven Springs, a lift provided back to where we had finished yesterday by our host. We spent last night at the beautiful Detmore House, a wonderful place to stay. Our day's walking started with two hills, Hartley Hill followed by Leckhampton Hill. It was easy …
Continue reading Walking the Cotswold Way: Seven Springs to Painswick
Today was an easier day. The temperature has dropped and we didn't have as far to walk. We woke refreshed after a comfortable night's sleep and ate a hearty breakfast, with tasty homemade treats. Packed lunch in our bags we set off, glad to avoid the road and head straight up onto Cleeve Common. Before …
Continue reading Walking the Cotswold Way: Cleeve Hill to Seven Springs
In the cool of the evening I wandered down to the Copse. A boardwalk runs through the trees, protecting this SSSI Ancient Woodland fragment from trampling feet, keeping a clear path through. Along the path hazel coppice drop their bows, oaks tower overhead, the light filtered through a myriad of greens onto the verdant forest …
A sunny weekend in April was perfect to spend some time in the woods, picking up a very old skill. I volunteer regularly with the London West Middlesex National Trust Volunteers (LWMNTV), which is a group that carries out volunteering with the National Trust. We volunteer all over the country, although with most tasks in …
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