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		Which Rambler isn't using supershine boot polish? . .
		The start of our walk - Jim demonstrates a new dance step . .
		Waiting to cross at the lights in Cainscross . .
		Before making our way along the canal . .
		To Ebley Mill . .
		Then past the new development . .
		And a sculpture erected by Snow Business . .
		After inspecting a double lock on the canal . .
		We continue to Ryeford . .
		Then pass under the old railway bridge - now carrying a footpath and cycle track . .
		Before crossing the canal and turning back on ourselves . .
		Pausing on the same bridge to examine an old photo in one of Tim's books . .
		A short stretch of the Ebley bypass . .
		Then along the cycle track . .
		With views across the water meadows . .
		Quite pleasant, except for the traffic noise . .
		Coffee stop - Tim shows more old photos - Beardless Andy shows some holiday photos . .
		We walk up the hill towards Selsley . .
		On the alternative Cotswold Way - lots of chattering! . .
Then down the other side . .
Some slippery steps . .
We then pick up the cycle track into Stroud . .
An impressive old bridge . .
Our route takes us down to the canal again . .
At the Wallbridge lock in the middle of Stroud . .
We walk back along the canal . .
To Cainscross - mind that lorry Tim . .
One last look at the canal before we head back to the cars . .
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	Photos and captions by Richard and a few by 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.