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southcotswoldramblers.org.uk Sapperton and Daneway 23 June 2007 Anne leads a walk from Sapperton Village to Pinbury Park, Siccaridge Wood and Daneway for a Pub Lunch. . |
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| Leaving
Sapperton Village . |
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| Graham
bringing up the rear . |
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| We
are joined by cross country horse riders . |
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| Bunching
up on this muddy path left by the horses . |
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| Horse
riders still overtaking us . |
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| Approaching
Pinbury . |
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Lovely valley near Pinbury . |
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| We
have to go down so that we can go up again . |
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| Approaching
an up bit . |
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| Horse
riders having difficulty with a gate . |
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| Furiously
barking dog tries to send us off . |
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| Some
easier walking alongside Pinbury . |
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| Lovely
house-note blocked window to avoid a previous window tax . |
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| Beautiful
woodland walk in to sunshine (almost romantic) . |
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| Patrick
avoids a ford and reflections in the water . |
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| Those
horses again . |
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| Some
of us chat with a marshall for the cross country riders . |
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| One
horse saying "Come on Allen let me through" . |
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| On
we go through unspoilt meadows . |
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| Through
overgrown paths . |
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| Attractive
corner with foot path up into garden . |
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| Coffee
break as storm clouds gather . |
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| Onwards--up
and down the hillsides . |
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| Possibly
unusual flower - anyone know what this is? . |
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| Into
wood again on narrow slippery path . |
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| Rustic
stile into woods . |
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| Patrick
gives us some information on railways . |
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| Can
we get across before train comes round the bend--Patrick looks vunerable . |
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| Patrick
points to a portion of Brunel's wide gauge railway track--early
recycling effort . |
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| More
blocked paths, worse than before . |
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| We
make way for these cross country riders . |
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| Nice
to see wildflower meadows coming back . |
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| Back to the cars after a really nice walk. | |||
| Thanks to Bernard 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. | |||