Twelve people (and two dogs) took part in the walk on Cleeve Hill, in the winter sunshine and snow, in February, and six people walked in the much warmer and very sunny weather on Crickley Hill in March.
Ten people (and one dog) took part in the walk around Cranham, in the warm April
sunshine, last month. The panoramic
view of Cheltenham and
On 21 August five intrepid walkers set out from Winchcombe in the rain on a pilgrimage to St Kenelm’s Well, a holy well connected with the martyred prince, patron saint of the vanished Winchcombe Abbey. The water in the well is said to have miraculous powers and when we reached the well the rain stopped and the sun came out – a miracle.
In September six walkers met at the bottom of
the Malvern Hills and eventually reached the top of the Beacon and were rewarded
with a wonderful 360O panoramic view from Black Mountains in Wales,
to the Hills of Shropshire and back round to the Cotswold escarpment; truly a
place to enjoy God’s handiwork.
