We listen to our leader, Tim, on Selsley Common
Then follow a track before descending towards Woodchester
Blossom in the distance
We cross the stone stile by the deer fence
And descend through the vineyard
More Spring blossom in Windsoredge
And views over the other side of the A46
Which we cross at Dunkirk Mill
Where Tim tells us the history of the railway line
On the cycle path we line up to look through the railings
Like animals in a cage
Where Tim points out to all non-believers the evidence that there WAS a railway line here
These don't look like wild daffodils beside the cycle path
Next to the dog poo bin
We stop for coffee
Tim has his book ready for more railway history for anyone who requests it
Up Station Road, Mike, who walked to the start of the walk, peels off home, having already done his hill
The rest of us struggle up past the Ram Inn
Strange resident of Woodchester - thought the primates came from Uley!
Answers on a postcard!
It's a steep haul up Bospin Lane
These look more like wild daffodils
Out of the woods at Bown Hill
A very muddy kissing gate
Back on Selsley Common we can look over to Stonehouse
Before heading across to the car park.
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