Doynton - 13.8.17

Posted by Bath Ramblings on Sunday, August 13, 2017
Last Modified on Monday, February 12, 2018

A 5.5 mile walk starting and ending in Doynton

This walk started from the car park of the sadly closed pub in Doynton and went through woods and fields before skirting Dyrham Park and heading back to Doynton. The steep hills were well worth the effort as, combined with glorious weather, the reward was far reaching views stretching as far as the Severn bridge.

Start of the walk

Llamas spotted Spotted! Llamas are becoming a common sight around the West Country.

Clear views to Wales Clear views as far as Wales.

Duckweed pond A completely green pond covered entirely with duck weed.

Cattle in the sunshine We passed several herds of cattle enjoying being lazy in the sunshine.

Thistle wool If you could make jumpers out of thistle wool you wouldn’t go cold this winter.

Walkers visitors book Deep in the woods was a wooden box - inside was a walkers ‘visitors book’.

Lunch stop Lunch stop - including flying critters interested in sandwiches.

Midsummer fields Midsummer fields.

Second Severn Crossing The Second Severn Crossing seen from miles away.

Route Details

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