Home Walks photos Archive 2003		Daneway to Pinbury Park - November 2003

	Olivia is our leader for a walk through Pinbury Park. No sun today after two gloriously sunny walks earlier this month, but no rain either and lovely Autumn colours to brighten up the scene.
	There is a chill easterly breeze, so we are glad to warm up by climbing steeply up to Sapperton.
	The path from Sapperton towards Pinbury is at its Autumn best.
	Olivia (3rd from left) waits while the party catches up.
	Pinbury Park comes into view. This was once the home of the poet laureate, John Masefield.
	We turn the corner by the pond ...
	... and pass the topiary hedge. Can you see the squirrel?
	At our coffee stop the first few see a couple of fallow deer making their escape.
	Near Tunley we turn left up steps and follow the footpath through a garden.
	We approach the Daneway area again.
	Daneway House is across to the left.
	Then somthing catches our attention - a rapidly swivelling ...
	... weathervane - we think it is a golden griffin - bird of legend. We return through Siccaridge Wood and along by the canal to the Daneway Inn, where many have a pub lunch.