Home Walks Photos Archive 2004		Wotton-under-Edge - 22 April 2004

	It is initially a cloudy cool morning as we set off from Wotton.
	Peter leads us steeply up. He gives us chance to breathe as he explains about the geology of the area, and its effect on the vegetation.
	Even steeper now!
	Wait for us, Peter. Seriously he did wait, and gave us a good chance to catch our breath before a fairly level walk through the woods.
	Eventually we reach the Tyndale Monument near North Nibley, before returning.
	Peter points out the hidden hill fort of Brackenbury Ditches.
	The early spring leaves are a delight.
	A fallen tree causes Margaret no problem,
	A job for someone soon, as this is a bridlepath on the Cotswold Way.
	Wotton Hill with its extensive views makes a fitting climax to the walk.
	The sun comes out properly as we descend to the car park.