Home page > Walks photos <		southcotswoldramblers.org.uk Berkeley and two rivers 20 June 2007 Ray leads a 8.5 mile mid-week walk from Berkeley. A good pace is set (Bruno and Alex are present) and we are back in 3.5 hours! .
		Ray leads us out of Berkeley as we suspiciously eye the heron in the garden .
		We are soon forging our way through dense undergrowth .
		Before coming into fields along Berkeley Pill .
		We pass a pond where swans have made their home .
		As we reach the banks of the Severn .
		Where cows graze by the side of the power station .
		And flowers grow from the concrete of the Severn Way Path .
		Good job there is a fence between us and him .
		Our coffee break .
		My dog would like to live there .
		We nearly get mown down by a speeding tractor .
		But we reach the safety of a field of clover .
		As we head uphill .
		Negotiating more thick undergrowth .
		As Mike comes out on the other side avoiding stingers .
		And we look back across to the Power Station and the river Severn .
		Continuing uphill .
		Into the Deer Park .
		And lunch .
		Then we start deer spotting .
		Those look like horses .
		I can see you .
		We are in here .
		We head past the folly .
See more deer .
Some less fortunate deer .
And an aptly named property .
Before cross the Little River Avon and heading into the grounds of .
Berkeley Castle .
And heading back to the cars .
Our route plotted by Chris's GPS - click HERE to enlarge .
	Thanks to Richard for the photos and captions
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	As you can see, we thoroughly enjoy getting to know the South Cotswolds. We try to keep fit and succeed in having a good old chat. If you are interested in coming with us, see our walks programme and ring the leader if you have any questions about a particular walk. After two or three walks we hope you will then want to join the group as part of the national Ramblers' Association.