Stroll along Offa's Dyke

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Many years ago, King Offa of Mercia decided to make a clear boundary between England and Wales, and came up with a ditch and wall, surmounted by a wooden stockade. It stretched form north to south more or less along the Welsh border. There's not a great deal to be seen today, though there are still some visible remains. But there is a long distance footpath along the entire length - not always exactly on the dyke though. and Ineke and I walked a part today, up to the top of a local hill, as it was all blue sky and sunshine.

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Photos

lots of stiles
and we had to miss a section of the path out as Maisie can no longer deal with them.

guess what
at the top there was a cache!

Comments

[Sue]

Lovely
To find a cache on your walk, and a lovely way to spend the day.

[Sheelagh]

Another active outing today! I am starting to wonder if you are hiding those caches yourself :) You are definitely having fun finding them all!