Kemble station and our journey along the Wysis Way begins
Heading across fields - plenty of new lambs
Stepping out
Towards the beginning of the River Thames
A train passes by on the nearby railway line
And we pause at the source of the Thames
A brand new gate
Installed by the Cotswold Wardens following pressure by Ann and Bernard
But the farmer still uses the canal as a rubbish dump
On past Skew Bridge
And the round house
To Kings Reach
And the Tunnel House Portal
Looking back up Kings Reach
Then a pause for coffee
Now woodland paths
With bluebells
Before a field brings us to the A419
Carrying on we reach the Sapperton Road
But keep to the side of the field - it's safer
Eventually we have to take to the road - but Ray, being expendable, is pushed to the front and given a yellow jacket
The garden of the Bell - looks like one of the Cirencester Hares
Into Sapperton Church graveyard
With its ancient yew trees
We leave Sapperton
Heading downhill
And reaching the canal at the Daneway Portal
Strange fungus growing by the wayside
Passing the refurbished Daneway
We cross the Canal
Marsh Marigolds
Continuing along the towpath
The river on the other side
Under Whitehall Bridge
Out onto the road at Bakers Mill
Then up through the woods
Nearing Oakridge
A grassy track takes us
To Bournes Green
More wayside flowers
Following a track across fields
The spire of Bisley Church getting closer
Up the steps to the Church and back to the cars