A Year of Walks in the CotswoldsWalk through the seasons with these 12 walks and visit 12 outstanding locations. Routes range from 9 to 14 miles for a full day out. Interesting commentary on the c ountryside accompanies concise instructions and clear maps. ' |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Walks | 7 |
Adlestrop | 21 |
Winchcombe | 34 |
Broadway to Snowshill | 46 |
Chipping Campden | 59 |
Stroud to Slad | 71 |
MoretoninMarsh | 84 |
Chedworth | 96 |
Uley and Owlpen | 108 |
Tetbury to Westonbirt | 120 |
Bredon | 130 |
BourtonontheWater | 143 |
Common terms and phrases
A.E. Housman Adlestrop arboretum Belas Knap bends left bends right birds Bourton Bourton-on-the-Hill Bredon Hill bridleway buildings car park cattle grid century Chedworth Chipping Campden church of St churchyard colourful continue Cottage countryside crops descend drive driveway edge Farm field margin footbridge footpath gardens go left hedge iron gate iron kissing gate keep straight ahead kissing gate Landranger large field left margin Lower Slaughter Manor House metres miles mill month Moreton-in-Marsh narrow road open field Owlpen Manor Painswick pass path leads railway right margin river road bends scarp seen short cut side signposted slightly left slope small field small stream small wooden gate Snowshill spells steep steeply stile and straight stone houses stone wall stony track Stroud Tetbury tower trees turn left turn right Tyndale monument Uley Uley Bury Upper Slaughter valley views walk alongside weather Westonbirt wild flowers Winchcombe wooden stile woodland woods