Up Hill and Down Dale

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Map

I know, I know, I've been procrastinating. (Note the date published vs. the date of the event.) But here, as promised, is an account of the Naunton walk that finally happened. Instead of dogs drinking ale, we get friendly (and curious) sheep and horses. The star sheep to the right was a fun guy - he was busy eating grass when I walked up to him, knelt down to eye level, and said (and I quote), "Hey, sheep! Look at me so I can take your picture!" And he did. And then he decided my camera might be some delicacy and tried to taste it. Fortunately, I was able to leap out of the way.

The walk was about 4-5 mile circle up and down hills, through sheep fields and recently cut hay, and the weather cooperated to make it a glorious day. Afterwards, we had dinner at the pub, and I had my sticky toffee pudding. (I felt rather sick afterwards. Note to self: share with someone next time. Because there WILL be a next time.)

Not much more to it than that - I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.

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Photos

Beginning of the walk
Looking back from the first hill

The answer, my friend, is like sheep blowing in the wind
(or something like that)

Self-portrait
The ground is flat. I'm just leaning way to the left... (Just kidding. I'm standing on a hill.)

Friendly horse
Mainly because he suspected we had apples or sugar, which we didn't (unfortunately)