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The raised finger indicates the general direction of the walk
Must be Ron
The old railway carriage now serving as a cafe
We leave the old station
Although along the path there are reminders of its history
Crossing the road we follow the stream
Over a stile and into some fields
A difficult stile provides some spectator sport
While a stone bridge
Is followed by a wooden one
Entering the open parkland of the Escourt Estate we meet riders on their way to the hunt
Cause for some raised eyebrows, but just tradition
Some of the Estate buildings
We head towards Shipton Moyne
Where we are greeted by a familiar sight
In search of apple cores
Any food will do
Through the churchyard
Don't see hinges like that these days
We walk into the village
Not in there, Ray
Barn has been around a while
One of the entrances to the Escourt Estate
A road walk takes us over this stream
A stile carefully negotiated
The farmer has left a wide track for us to follow
And this has been left in the woods for weary Ramblers
Garden pond
Past a big old house
Then on a grassy but muddy track
Another use for old horseshoes
Trees stand out
Entering Tetbury we make good use of the ford
And walking poles come in handy
Spring not far away?
No
The church glimpsed in front
As we wander through the town, glimpses of christmas everywhere
Not sure how he got the name Knitwit
Through the market place
And down the Chipping Steps
Black faced sheep?
Striding out back to the cars
Photos and captions by Richard, uploaded by Sally