Home page > Walks photos < Walks programme Message Board Guest Book About group walks Walks in the region Holidays photos News items How to join Contact us Footpath problems Local links Walking links Favourite Walks Books		southcotswoldramblers.org.uk Selsley Common and Woodchester Park Sat 13 September 2008 .
		With a turn out of 34 Tim's leadership skills must include crowd control . .
		From the car park on Selsley Common we head off towards Bown Hill .. .
		* Pausing at the top of the hill . .
		For a chat or to take in the view . .
		Before heading down into the valley with views across to Nailsworth . .
		A pause while everybody negotiates a stile .. .
		Reaching the bottom of the valley we turn up into Woodchester Park past the first lake . .
		Spotting another lake through the trees . .
		Walking along a wooded path . .
		To the mansion where we stop for coffee . .
		We continue uphill in the morning sunlight . .
		Eventually reaching the park gates . .
		Where this sign gives us thoughts of lunch . .
		Fully refreshed we congregate outside the pub ready for the afternoon walk . .
		Heading across the fields . .
Under the watchful eye of Tim, ensuring that everybody has left the pub . .
To Coaley Peak . .
With views back to Cam Long Down and Downham Hill . .
We stop to look at . .
Nympsfield Long Barrow . .
Before continuing along the Cotswold Way . .
	* Richard pauses to photograph . .
	This tree stump covered in fungus . .
	We continue to Selsley Common . .
	Where we walk round the Common looking down to Stonehouse . .
	And over Doverow Hill with May Hill on the horizon . .
	* A pause at the highest point . .
	The Toots . .
	To watch someone who has solved the problem of airlines going bust . .
	Before heading back to the cars. . .
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	Photos and captions from Richard and * Mike. . .
	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.