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Eardisley circular walk via the Great Oak
A walk with Eardisley Ramblers on their second outing around the local footpaths of Eardisley, Herefordshire
Today we joined the Eardisley Ramblers group on their second adventure. A lovely crisp autumn day, the full walk was a little over six miles with the option to leave after about three on Park Lane, which leads to the back of the church (see map below). The walk took us to the Great Oak which is rumoured to have been mentioned in the Doomsday Book but probably not true as the tree is an estimated 800 - 900 years old. If you find yourself here give it a hug and get in touch with your ancestors.
Eardisley circular walk via the Great Oak slideshow
01 of 21 : Off we go
02 of 21 : Looking back
03 of 21 : Over fields
04 of 21 : Down lanes
05 of 21 : and over stiles
06 of 21 : Getting over stiles for some was a rather undignified exercise
07 of 21 : At the great oak
08 of 21 : You can climb inside
09 of 21 : Marvelling at the ancient one
10 of 21 : Glorious day
11 of 21 : No stile for a change
12 of 21 : Heading towards Park Lane
13 of 21 : The halfway point, goodbye to some
14 of 21 : Seen better days
15 of 21 : The end of Park Lane
16 of 21 : Red Gates
17 of 21 : Glorious Day
18 of 21 : The views just get better
19 of 21 : and better
20 of 21 : Fields of clover
21 of 21 : Back down lane to journeys end