A long-ish but pretty flat walk from the village of Rockhampton to the Severn Estuary at Oldbury-on-Severn returning via the small village of Hill, home to the enchanting church of St. Michael. Oldbury-on-Severn is the site of a decommissioned nuclear power station which we visited on a previous walk in September 2020.
This route is from the first Beyond Bristol book by Robin Tetlow.
Elevation: Max 29m, Min 5m, Gain 24m
Banger racing Rover in a Rockhampton yard
Car No 2
Oak tree, Rockhampton
Orange string fastener
A splendid looking animal
Synchronised horses #1
Synchronised horses #2
Peering through the gate
Curious cows
Orchard Farm, with Oldbury nuclear power station in the distance
Dung 50p a bag
Sheds at Worthy Farm
Chapel House, on the Severn Estuary
Half a field of cows
A twitcher on the Severn
Communication station on the Severn Estuary
Orange and yellow tower
White House on the Severn Estuary
Stuckmoor Lane
Hill Court and St. Michael's Church, Hill
St. Michael's Graveyard
St. Michael's Church, Hill
Visitors book at St. Michael's
Bible and electric heater
Beautiful stained glass window at St Michael's
Rockhampton Cricket Club pavilion
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