Miles walked: 6.7
Elevation gain: 736 ft.
Accomodations: The White Hart Inn
For much of the day, we walked past some big estates on one side and woodlands that are conservation areas on the other side. Then it was along side the sheep fields and down to Sudeley Castle. David opted to not go in and I was relieved to leave my backpack off as I wandered around the castle on my own, That place was overwhelming. They had many historical displays and rooms, a church, and extensive gardens. There was information to read everywhere and short films to watch. The castle’s history is long! Henry VIII’s last wife, Katherine Parr is buried there. Anyway, after an hour and a half of wandering, I suddenly became exhausted and decided to join David. All five of us met up outside about the same time. After some restorative ice cream, we trekked the last half mile into Winchcombe.
We are staying at the White Hart. It is an older building, but our room is quite large and comfortable. The plumbing makes strange noises but other than that, we have no complaints! The bed is very comfy after this short-walking, but tiring day.
- To Moreton-in-Marsh, April 29
- To Chipping Camden, April 28
- To Stanton, April 27
- To Winchcombe, April 26
- To Guiting Power, April 25
- To Bourton-on-the-Water, April 24
- To Stow-on-the-Wold, April 23
- A Rest Day and a Train Trip to Remember, April 21-22
- To Eastbourne, April 20
- To Alfriston, April 19
- To Kingston/Lewes, April 18
- To Poynings, April 17
- To Bramber/Upper Beeding, April 16
- Rest Day in Amberley
- To Amberley, April 14
- To Cocking, April 13
- To Buriton, April 12
- To Meonstoke, April 11
