Ann turns up with a cucumber producing a number of innuendo laden remarks unsuitable for the ears and eyes of our more sensitive readers
We are outside the lych gate of Old Sodbury Church
Gathering for our walk
To be led by Derek
Our route takes us out of Old Sodbury
With views down to the Severn Valley
Dave was quick to get this picture of a grass snake on his phone
Then uphill to a hill fort
A pause to re-group
Then a short road walk takes us past a sort of memorial to Diana
A herd of sheep leaving their coats behind
It is pointed out that the markings on the road to indicate potholes look like a meerkat
Now through woods
Church peeping out from behind trees
As we take in the views over the valley
Horses too busy eating to take any notice of a herd of Ramblers
All is safely gathered in
Back on the top of the hill
Then down past the Owl House
Worth a closer look
Another steep descent
Followed by a steep climb with a rest at the top
The church at Horton with its references to William Tyndal
Then a long climb to the Church at Old Sodbury
Soon reaching the top
Time for a sit down
And take in the views over to Chipping Sodbury
Then out through the graveyard and back to the cars
Wonder if these two in the church porch are members of Ramblers?
Photos and captions by Richard, uploaded by Sally