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southcotswoldramblers.org.uk Dursley and Waterley Bottom 26 August 2006 David and Maurice have devised a moderate to hilly walk from Dursley. . |
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| We leave
Dursley via the new housing development on the old Listers site . |
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| And head out
of town . |
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| Past horses
quietly grazing . |
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| A farm with
Downham (Smallpox) Hill looming in the background . |
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| And a pretty
garden to the side . |
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| We then
cross the fields towards Uley . |
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| Passing an
agricultural relic . |
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| Eventually
pausing for a break . |
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| Before
heading downhill . |
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| And up the
other side of the valley . |
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| With views
across to Uley . |
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| Up the
valley . |
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| And over a
farm . |
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| There then
follows a climb through woods . |
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| With steps
to help us on the last stretch . |
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| A muck
spreader to remind us that this is farming country . |
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| Before we
stop for morning coffee . |
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| Ignoring the
rain and unusually damp conditions . |
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| We head
along the top of the hill . |
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| With views
to the Severn Vale . |
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| How to cross
a stile with sticks without getting into difficulties . |
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| Watched by
an interested spectator . |
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| A cross
marking the site of an old church, long since demolished . |
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| Then down
through the woods . |
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| To Waterley
Bottom . |
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| And up the
other side looking up the valley . |
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| And into
woods where we pass several ants nests. Volunteers to sit on top for a photo were hard to come by . |
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| We stop for
lunch in a woodland clearing . |
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| Before
heading down into Dursley . |
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| Passing the
market place and back to the cars . |
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| Photos from Richard | ||
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