Full holiday brochure (pdf) - Palmers Travel
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Th e Co t s w o ld O lim p ick G am es & Sh ir e Ram b le s<br />
1 – 4 Ju n e<br />
Fo u r day s o fbeau t ifu leas y w alking in g o o d co m pany w it h delig h t fu llu nch t im es t o ps as t h eco u nt r y s ide<br />
bu r s t s int o co lo u r .So m epat h s m ay bemu ddy in places s o br ing s u it ablefo o t w ear .<br />
Departing O xted w e travel to<br />
Ch ipping Campden w h ere w e sh al h ave time to find<br />
someth ing to eat in one of th e pubs and tea rooms.<br />
A fter lunch w e sh al w alk to Dover’s H il, overlooking<br />
th eVale of E vesh am. Th is beautiful plateau<br />
commands extensive view s over th e plains of th e<br />
A von and th e Severn to th e footh ils of th eW elsh<br />
mountains. It provides an ideal setting for th e annual<br />
Cotsw old ‘O limpick’ G ames (not O lympic G ames)<br />
taking place today in th e natural amph ith eatre at th e<br />
summit of Dover’s H il, w h ich w il ech o w ith th e<br />
sh outs and ch eers of competitors and spectators.<br />
Circular w alk of 5 miles or 2 miles if you w ish to<br />
spend more time w atch ing th e ‘g ames’. L ater w e<br />
make our w ay to ourW arw ick h otel.<br />
F RIDAY 1 J U N E SATU RDAY 2 J U N E<br />
F rom our base in W arw ick w e<br />
2 4<br />
make our w ay to th e picturesque old market tow n of<br />
A lcester at th e junction of th e River A lne and River<br />
A rrow. H ere w e strol along th e medieval H ig h Street<br />
and dow n th e delig h tful M alt M il L ane.W e continue<br />
our w alk th roug h attractive O versley W ood to<br />
W ixford and our lunch stop. A fter lunch w e take fields<br />
and lanes passing beautiful th atch ed cottag es back to<br />
A lcester. Total distance 7 miles.<br />
SU N DAY 3 J U N E O ur circular w alk today takes us<br />
th roug h some pleasantW orcestersh ire countryside<br />
and along a delig h tful section of th e M ilennium W ay.<br />
Th e w alk of about 7 ½ miles, is mostly flat, across<br />
open countryside, th roug h farmland and w oods. Th ere<br />
w il be a pub lunch stop at about h alf distance.