Automatic for the People
Walking comes into the modern age. No pubs or cafes on route today, but post walk refreshment can be found in a (for me) first of a kind. At the trail head - a shed - with automatic hot and cold drink and snacks running the gamut from twix to ice cream.
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| Ginger beers and brownies, post walk |
But I am getting ahead of myself. First the walk - a lung-bursting ascent of Caer Caradoc, via three fingers rock. Descent over Little Caradoc and stop before climbing the Lawley. The return on fern infested paths along the flanks of the Caradocs.
We could watch the rain-storms sweeping in and were rewarded with a rainbow and surprisingly, by not getting a drenching ourselves.
A delight of a walk, where the photos only just begin to do it justice.
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| Views over Church Stretton |
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| Climbing |
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| Summiting |
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| Mrs M at Three Fingers |
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| Minnie and her daughter, Curly - the flatcoat retreivers |
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| Turn back when you get to the Lawley |
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| The profile of Caer Caradoc |
Walk Details
Distance - 5.75 miles
Geocaches - 1
Walk Inspiration - Komoot
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