We gather outside St. Giles' Church in Uley for Karen and Tony's hilly walk
This old tree continues to survive - a recognisable landmark
It's muddy
Another recognisable landmark
Lots of water birds on the lake
A view across to Stinchcombe Hill
And back down to Uley
Dursley below us
A scrap yard in the forest
I'm left-handed. Perhaps this is what I need
I think they have misunderstood that you need DRY leaves to make a fire to boil a kettle
Turkeys interested in us. Safe for another 10 months.
Interesting architecture
We head towards Cam Peak
Smallpox Hill to the right
I'm lost for words.
Cam Peak getting nearer
From Cam Long Down we can see May Hill
And the Malverns
And the River Severn
A much-needed lunch stop (photo taken by Brian who finished lunch early when a labrador licked his sandwich!)
A steep climb up to Uley Bury
After a circuit of Uley Bury it's a steep descent
Looking down on our destination
All in a row
In the sunshine this robin sings in Uley Churchyard
And the celandines are out.
Photos, captions and processing by Sally, uploaded by Mike