Weekend 4 of Lock Down. Rules appear to be relaxed to say that "You can drive for a walk, but the walking must take longer than the exercise". Not much help - I've been known to walk for longer than it would take me to complete a return drive to the Lake District.
For this week, I will continue with walks from my front door. The 3rd nearest Trig Point to home is my aim.
So it's back through town to pick up the River Severn, before abandoning the waterway for the road known locally as the Switchback. No need to worry about traffic today
View from a bridge and a walkers shadow |
The ROW over Stagborough Hill, summit to the right |
Paths get vague on the exit to the woods, but I work my way to Gladderbrook Farm and lane walking on Jennings Wood Lane all the way to Dunley. A geocache in the community library/phone box and a pub called the Dog that's of little use today. I'm slowly losing the gained height but there are some fine views over Malvern, Abberley and Stourport.
Looking over Stourport from Jennings Wood Lane |
Next week, I may see if the car starts. Its currently achieving a fuel efficiency of 5 weeks per litre.
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