gloucestershire

Tree on the lane to Old Kempley.

New lambs in mid-March.

The Old School in Kempley, built in 1866.

St Edward's church, built 1903, Kempley.

Good map posted showing walking trails.

In the heart of the Daffodil Golden Triangle.

Historic farm house.

The trails can be very muddy in the spring.

Shaw Common Daffodil walk.

Wild Daffodils in Shaw Common, Dymock Woods.

Parking at Shaw Common, Dymock Woods.

Wild Daffodils.

Betty Daw's Wood.

Betty Daw's Wood.

Walking to Betty Daw's Wood.

Gwen and Vera's Fields.

Gwen and Vera's Fields.

Lane from Oxenhall to Kempley.

Kelmscott Manor, Gloucestershire - The much loved country retreat of William Morris. William Morris is regarded by many as one of the most influential designers of the late C19th and was motivated by the desire to provide affordable ‘art for all’. A prominent member of the Arts and Craft...

Well off the tourist trail these delightful gardens are set in the depths of the Cotswold countryside between Stroud and Cirencester. They are reached along narrow lanes running through bluebell woods and grass verges covered with wood anemones, primroses and cowslips. There are small signs to...