We meet in Prestbury
Then across very dry fields to Southam
A steady climb up to the top of Cleeve Hill
Where we pose for a group photo in the sun, but in a refreshing breeze
A group of volunteers are measuring the resistivity.
Our own South Cots Rambler, Neil, is one of the volunteers and explains that a resistivity survey can be useful for locating structural remains associated with building footings.
This is the device they are using
We walk around the top of the common
And stop for lunch, some in the sun, some in the shade
We head towards the masts. Note the blob above Peter.
Brian tries to get a closer picture but misses it
This is what it is. Is it called kite-carting?
Back down in Prestbury, Keith says hello to the horses.
Maybe they get more sensible conversation out of Colin!
Photos by Brian, captions and uploading by Sally