Explore Scenic Walks and Hidden Gem Trails in July

Even less isolated - July

The photographs show flowers such as great burnet, ladies bedstraw, betony, knapweed and many others.

Hucclecote Meadows

A wall of chicory

Sally and Ros go to Eastleach

A former runway. 80 years ago WW2 planes would take off and land here. I think Sheelagh is safe.

Chedworth

Is that a gargoyle I see amongst the castellations of the Sapperton Tunnel?

Oakridge to Sapperton

Small frog doing breast stroke in a puddle

Five go to Kilkenny

Spotted this spider in the hedge waiting to pounce on some unsuspecting insect

Miserden to Edgeworth

And another familiar sight on the Common

Another walk

Hollyhocks beside the wall

Hangman’s Stone

Old Father Thames

Lechlade-on-Thames

Colin’s walk from Chavenage

4 lovely ladies with me today - Sheelagh, Janet, Jill, Sue C

Longhope

Swans don’t mind rain

Minch to Minch for coffee via Gatcombe

Six go off to find flour

With ducks

Another isolation walk in Toadsmoor

Arlingham – very hot

This is it

Four forage for Frog Orchids

Mother Duck eventually gets them in to the water

Painswick to Frith Wood

Evening walk around Cam

Coaley Peak, Uley Bury and Downham

Wortley house 3

Tresham to Alderley with Lenneke

From Carn Pica to Tor Y Foel and Sugar Loaf in the distance

Keith went to Talybont

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You say Osleworth, I say Ozleworth!