Geocaches - 1 (in Cleobury)
Walk from - 40 Country Walks in the Welsh Marches
Today was going to be a monster geocaching trip in the Cotswolds. Then Sonia wanted to come. So I replanned an 8 miler from Goodrich. Then Ellie wanted to come. Reduce the miles with the added stipulation that I should find a "nice walk that ended at shops".
Our annual visit to Ludlow it is then.
As we have walked there so often, there are no new geocaches to find. Instead, we stop for a drive by in Cleobury. I noticed one was published yesterday and there is the chance of a FTF. No chance, someone has been out at 5:53am. Addicts.
We park up at my favourite FOC parking space at Whitcliffe. A fine view for the start of any walk.
Head up the road and pick up the forest path on the Mortimer Trail. There is an extensive network of paths through the forests that you could walk many times without taking the same route.
Mortimer Trail |
Two dogs |
One Refusenik |
Reach the bottom and our path meets the one that we should have been on.
Of course I can take a photo - I did A Level Art |
We read the sign about this being the old Leominster to Ludlow coach road. History on our doorstep. The notice board also gives us good directions on which way to head.
Which way to the shops? |
We look for a suitable place for our picnic. And where could be better than Dinham Bridge, in the shadow of the castle. Its all setup for a bank holiday extravaganza - geese, ferrets, punch and judy.
Swim before sarnies |
Post Sarnie Photo Opp |
Henry VIII's brother died here, you know. |
Come on in, Mappiman |
It is Bank Holiday |
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