Home page > Walks photos <		southcotswoldramblers.org.uk Daneway area 8 September 2007 ..
		Who is Di photographing at the Daneway? .
		Richard, our leader of course, who tries to convince everybody that he knows where he is going .
		Then we head off down the canal .
		Looking back as we head up towards Frampton Mansell .
		We cross the railway line .
		And walk past the church .
		Reflections in the mirror as we walk past a horse training arena .
		Double trouble! .
		We head off across the Coombes .
		And along the path .
		To Westley Farm - something seems to be amusing them .
		Richard tries to find out .
		We then descend into the valley watched by interested spectators - its easier with four legs they say .
		Taking to the road .
		Someone dropping in for elevenses? .
		As we approach the old Valley Inn .
		Garden looks good - the arches of Brunel's viaduct in the background .
We stop for coffee by the canal .
Some watch the camera - others can't be distracted from eating and talking .
Then we head off up the hill through a carpet of scabias .
	Before dropping down to Bakers Mill .
	And back up the hill, Di taking the lead .
	Heading for Iles Green .
	Levelling off as we reach the hamlet .
	Where we spot this menacing contraption in the sky .
	Then head back through Siccaridge Woods to the Daneway for lunch .
	Duly refreshed it's uphill as we head over to Througham Slad .
	Where we encounter this three storied stile .
	Eventually stopping for a break outside Edgeworth Polo Club .
	We gallop across the polo fields .
	Where we see some of the action .
	Then down into the valley .
	And across the stream to Pinsbury Park .
	Where we look down the valley .
	And pause for a drink .
	To admire the stone walling round the main house .
	And to use some of the lower stonewalling as seats .
	Before walking across the valley and looking back at the main house .
	Where the zoom lens shows a children's party in progress - also evidenced by the amount of noise .
	We follow a well trodden path .
	Which brings us into Sapperton .
	An amazing display of energy at the end of a long walk .
	And its time for afternoon tea in everyone's world .
	As we pass through a herd of cows .
	And cross behind the Daneway Portal of the canal before returning to the cars .
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	Photos and captions thanks to Richard and a few from Mike
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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.