Home page > Walks photos <		southcotswoldramblers.org.uk St Cyr's to The Edgemoor 19 May 2007 An all day walk. .
		As we meet near St Cyr's Church in Stonehouse Bernard outlines the walk ahead and tries to flog some walks books .
		Then we set off through Stonehouse and under the railway before .
		Crossing a stile .
		And climbing Doverow Hill - or Doverow Tump as some locals know it! .
		Pausing as we enter the woods at the top .
		Then out onto the other side into the sunshine .
		Where we pause to take in the views over Haresfield Beacon .
		And down to Stroud .
		Then we set off .
		Downhill to pick up the Cotswold Way .
		Passing into Standish Woods . .
		Where we pause for coffee .
		Continuing we pass these chaps - I think the cheeky one in front is already on the website .
		Then we walk through a field of buttercups .
		And some more woods .
		Before reaching Edge Common .
		And stopping for lunch at this familiar spot, the Edgemoor Inn .
		Then we head back up the Cotswold Way .
		Passing a rare butterfly orchid - must come back and pick a bunch for my wife sometime .
		As we reach the top of the hill .
		And head across to .
		Cripplegate car park .
		Then on to the topograph, where we encounter a strong SW breeze .
		Looking down over Stonehouse .
		In a sheltered spot we stop for a rest .
And tea .
Looking across to the Beacon .
Then striding out downhill . .
An awkward stile .
Someones getting a new roof .
As we enter a farmyard .
We come under goose attack .
And spot a useful warning sign on the way out .
But we press on .
Now in long grass .
And undergrowth which requires the attention of Bernard's stick .
Waiting for him to finish clearing another path .
At Cotswold Green we pass these ponies .
And then arrive in Stonehouse at the end of our walk .
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Photos and captions (some tongue in cheek we hope) thanks once again to Richard
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