Home page > Walks photos <		southcotswoldramblers.org.uk St Chloe and Windsoredge 2 May 2007 A walk with views from Woodchester devised by Heather and Mike .
		Would you allow this man to lead you to the ends of the earth? .
		Well 13 ramblers decided that they would as they gathered for Mike's walk at the Ram Inn in Woodchester .
		Passing this little fellow by the roadside as we set off .
		And old Church Mill - now residential accommodation .
		We cross the A46 .
		And as we head uphill we look back at the convent .
		And over South Woodchester .
		Then continuing uphill .
		We walk along to St Chloe .
		Passing this intriguing sign - anyone seen a great green bush cricket? Common in the Dordogne but not in the UK apparently - see photos here .
		We now look down at the Catholic Church .
		And pass many pretty cottages . .
		Once the water supply .
		A quick look across the valley .
		Then we check out Dunkirk Manor .
		Together with the court house just round the corner - once visited by Judge Jefferies .
		Before heading down to Dunkirk Mill .
		Leaving the mill behind we recross the A46 .
		And head towards the Jovial Foresters, just taking delivery of what makes the foresters jovial .
		We look back down at Dunkirk Mill .
		Then up at a lurking predator .
		Before heading round the top of Nailsworth and spotting this example of time gone by .
		Our walk takes us along shady paths .
		To the top of the hill and the new Forest Green football ground .
		Coffee in a children's playground where there is a queue for the seesaw .
Some of us just sit and think .
And think and think .
Before we head off down the hill .
Looking across the lower part of the Woodchester Mansion valley .
Excellent colour blending (I am told) .
Then it's down into the valley .
Pausing at the bottom for our Chairman to check out a retirement home .
Looks ideal for you Brian .
Then we look across the valley to Dunkirk Manor .
And to Amberley .
Much hotter and the water would be inviting .
But we head on up to South Woodchester, taking advantage of this old seat .
And climbing up through this unusual stile .
Before heading back to the pub watched by one of the locals
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	Photographs and captions thanks to Richard.
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