My Kingdom for a Pint
There was only one way to approach this Slow Way. Highley has only one pub, and I think it is a dead pub. The Bache Arms, a wild experience, whilst it was open. Cleobury has four. One of them must be open on a Tuesday lunchtime, surely?
The Slow Ways web site is an excellent resource, aiming to connect every major town in the UK through walking. I am unsure as to who creates the routes. This route was unreviewed (until I came along) and was fine apart from a couple of lengthy road sections. One such section is avoidable. My feedback has been submitted.
Overall, a fine walk, completed is Spring sunshine across rolling agricultural landscapes.
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| Highley Church |
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| The Walk looked mainly like this |
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| My diversion to Cleobury Lodge Farm |
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| Cleobury's Twisted Spire |
Into Cleobury - with an hour to wait for the bus. I made the mistake of ignoring the Royal Fountain. The best pub in town, based on my previous Slow Way. The others - The Kings Arms, The Talbot and the Stables - all closed up on a Tuesday lunch time.
What's that I spy opposite the bus stop? Bargain Booze for a trampy wait in the sunshine.
Walk Details
Distance - 8 Miles
Geocaches - 0




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