Cotswold Trek and the Villages of Slaughter
I grew up in a town named Slaughter. Technicallly, it was renamed long before I came upon the scene. But… The rest of the story »Cotswold Trek and the Villages of Slaughter
I grew up in a town named Slaughter. Technicallly, it was renamed long before I came upon the scene. But… The rest of the story »Cotswold Trek and the Villages of Slaughter
Our final day on the CotswoldWay, day number five, was short but had two highlights: The Broadway Tower and an… The rest of the story »The Cotswold’s Tower of Love and the Mutton Mutiny
If you’re allergic to wool, skip the Cotswolds Way. Today we had many more sheep encounters and had to watch… The rest of the story »Quintessential Cotswolds: Day 4
Evidently there is a shortage of greenskeepers in this area as they’ve brought in sheep to graze on a local… The rest of the story »Sheep Invasion and Cotswolds Day 3
Many of the village names in Cornwall and Devon Counties were reminiscent of family names in A Game of Thrones.… The rest of the story »Cotswolds Day 2 and a Visit to Bath
After over a month in Cornwall and Devon we’ve left behind the beautiful, but often brutal, Southwest Coastal Path. We’re… The rest of the story »Cotswolds Way Day 1: Stonehouse to Painswick
On Friday we crossed over from the pastoral scenes of Cornwall to the pastoral scenes of…Devon. A review of this… The rest of the story »Into Devon: Day 13 and 14 of the Coastal Path
Tomorrow our path takes us out of the county of Cornwall and into the county of Devon. Before we leave… The rest of the story »Funny Signs in Cornwall – Day 12 of the Coastal Path
After a brutal 12+ mile trek on the path, we took a day off to explore Tintagel, the supposed home… The rest of the story »Day 11 of the Coastal Path, and the Home of King Arthur
Yesterday was brutal but beautiful—a 12+ mile trek along the cliffs and through pastures. We were glad to not have… The rest of the story »Day 10 of the Coastal Path: Tintagel to Crackington Haven