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Pub Walk (88) Saturday 5th
January 2019, from the Seven Tuns, Chedworth
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North Cotswold Branch of the Campaign for
Real Ale
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Nineteen walkers turned up at Chedworth for
the 88th Saturday Pub Walk. This the first walk of 2019 and the
fourth at the Seven Tuns, enabled by a change of
Landlord, reopening on 19th October 2018. The previous walk No 67
with 15 walkers was held on 2nd April 2016 to welcome Liz Henty to the Seven Tuns. After a
very successful two years Liz has sold the lease to Tom Conway and Simon
Wilson-White who bring new experience to this gem of a pub which is firmly back
in the GBG.
We assembled in dry weather for the usual
pub photo (Photo 1) and set off on a
path opposite the pub to the right of the waterfall (Photo 2). Reaching the road we turned right past the attractive
church and at the road end crossed a field heading North. Pausing at the top of
a slope (Photo 3) to regroup we
entered a wood with steps set into a steep hill to assist the climb. At the top
we turned right onto a signed footpath for a short distance admiring views over
Chedworth before reaching a junction of five paths taking the second on the
left then heading East,
Across four fields then turning right and
south at a tree with white marks showing the crossing of paths. Slightly uphill
here (Photo 4) before reaching a
road crossing to a path opposite over a wall with steps. Over a field into a
valley and on the other side take a left along a wide path until reaching a
junction of paths just past the hedge. Turn right now heading South again for
two more fields reaching a crossing of paths and continuing South. Downhill on
a paved road past Greenhill Farm then uphill (Photo 5) past Bleakmoor. At the road
junction we turned right now heading West and parallel to the disused railway
line. Past the railway bridge in fine condition before turning right back to
the pub sporting a new pub sign (Photo 6)
Lunch was enjoyed in the refurbished dining
room (Photo 7 and 8) washed down with a choice of Otter
Amber, Hooky Bitter and Old Hooky (Photo
9) Fresh supplies of the house beer, Seven Tuns
Bitter from TAP had just arrived so was unavailable.
The next walk is the 89th at
Bourton on the Water on Saturday 2nd
Feb 2019. Meet at 6 Green Lake Close, BOTW, GL54 2PR, to park up and after
the walk we lunch at The Manse next to the Motor Museum. A Green
King establishment but Prescott is always available in addition to the usual
Fizz.
Report by
Roger Price
Tel 01451
810305
Mob 07850
429630
Pictures taken on the walk:
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