Home page Walks photos Archive 2006		southcotswoldramblers.org.uk Barrow Hill - 25 March 2006 Barrow Hill is a small hill on the otherwise flat Arlingham Peninsula, by the River Severn.
		Margaret led a group of 33 ramblers to Barrow Hill
		Kathy and others had trouble with this so-called stile
		Call this a stile?
		Llamas were among the livestock we met
		Another difficult stile
		On Barrow Hill there was a recently erected stile, much better than the others, but still not meeting the detailed requirements of the new British Standard
		At Wick Court there are Gloucester Old Spot pigs
		And miscellaneous horses
		We later joined the Severn Way
		And passed the old pub (disused) at Framilode
		Looking across the Severn with May Hill on the skyline
		Remains of the canal at Upper Framilode
		Photos and captions thanks to Michael
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