The Cotswold Way

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  1. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Yesterday I walked a couple of miles along the Cotswold Way.
    Started here..
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    Then it was down hill all the way..:)
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    Work in progress..
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    What a view!..The Malverns and Welsh Black mountains...and my house.
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    Company during our picnic..
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    Only another mile from home..:thumb:
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    :thumb: Cheers for that Pal.. Your part & my part of the Cotswold way is quite different to walk than ours, but we do also have some wonderful views too.. Your part is a very lovely stretch I can see from your walk, maybe have to come up & walk up your way a bit now then mate.. We have an old chap around here who does Cotswold dry stone walling.. He is always in demand, but not to sure if there is any one to follow in his footsteps.. :(
    Still glad to see you are getting out & about now too Pal.. :thumb: Thanks for sharing your walk mate.. :thumb:
     
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    What a beautiful and stunning place :gnthb:..........and because you know i'm gonna ask :p:hehe:.....what can you tell me about the first picture :wink::D:D
     
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    Thank you:thumb:......what a stunning house:thumb:, so much character, and the tower is amazing:thumb:......and what views from that bench:), i could sit there all day.....well no, not really, I'd be at the tower :hehe::thmb:
     
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    Broadway. The most beautiful village in England.
     
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    And you live in my favourite area too..that's a little cottage in Drumgar nr Westport.
     
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    What a beautiful area. I would be ok if it was downhill!
     
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    Hi Pal Beautiful Location,amblers paradise,I would have to spend some time on that bench once I reached it:)
     
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    Ok, this is on my list of area's to visit when i come over :gnthb:
     
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    Confession!..I was dropped off by car at the Tower and the walk was all down hill:wink:.

    Ok, this is on my list of area's to visit when i come over :gnthb:

    Penny,I'll make sure the kettle is on when you do:)
     
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    :thumb: Yea....!! Let us know when you are coming Penny, I am only down the road a bit from Pal..!! :wink: :D
     
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    Absolutely, i will let'cha's know when i am coming on over:thumb:, we are hoping for the Fall of 2012, and we planned on 2 weeks, but i am trying to convince Brad that 3 would be better :hehe::wink:
     
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    Beautiful...definitely a place to visit!
     
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