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Lower Chedworth

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Lower Chedworth

A walk around the Fosse Way [1] The minor road runs from the Fosse Way (A429) towards Coln St Dennis. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [1] Credit: Michael Dibb

Lower Chedworth is a picturesque village located in the Cotswolds, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in Gloucestershire, England. Situated approximately 7 miles northeast of Cirencester, it is a charming and historically rich settlement.

The village boasts a population of around 500 residents and is characterized by its traditional Cotswold stone houses and cottages, which lend a timeless and idyllic feel to the area. Lower Chedworth is primarily a residential village, with a strong sense of community and a close-knit atmosphere.

One of the notable landmarks in Lower Chedworth is the St. Andrew's Church, a beautiful Grade II listed building dating back to the 12th century. The church's architecture showcases a mix of Norman and Gothic styles, and it features a striking tower and stained glass windows.

Nature enthusiasts are drawn to Lower Chedworth for its proximity to the stunning Chedworth Woods and the nearby Chedworth Roman Villa, an ancient archaeological site managed by the National Trust. The Roman Villa, discovered in 1864, offers visitors an intriguing glimpse into the life of the Romans in Britain, with well-preserved mosaics, bathhouses, and a museum.

Lower Chedworth enjoys a peaceful rural setting, surrounded by rolling hills and farmland, making it an ideal location for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, and horse riding. The village is also home to a local pub, providing a warm and welcoming spot for residents and visitors to relax and enjoy traditional English fare.

Overall, Lower Chedworth is a quaint and picturesque village, offering a tranquil and historic escape in the heart of the stunning Cotswolds.

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A walk around the Fosse Way [1] The minor road runs from the Fosse Way (A429) towards Coln St Dennis. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [1]
The minor road runs from the Fosse Way (A429) towards Coln St Dennis. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [2] The minor road runs from the Fosse Way (A429) towards Coln St Dennis. The telephone box in the distance is a K6 and there is a closer view at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6994971">SP0811 : A walk around the Fosse Way [3]</a>. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [2]
The minor road runs from the Fosse Way (A429) towards Coln St Dennis. The telephone box in the distance is a K6 and there is a closer view at SP0811 : A walk around the Fosse Way [3]. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [3] A K6 telephone box, designed in 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. The box is seen in context at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6994959">SP0811 : A walk around the Fosse Way [2]</a>. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [3]
A K6 telephone box, designed in 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. The box is seen in context at SP0811 : A walk around the Fosse Way [2]. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [4] The entrance driveway to The Manor, Coln St Dennis. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [4]
The entrance driveway to The Manor, Coln St Dennis. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [5] The driveway to Manor Farm, a public bridleway, leaves the minor road. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [5]
The driveway to Manor Farm, a public bridleway, leaves the minor road. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [6] The track leading to Manor Farm is also a public bridleway. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [6]
The track leading to Manor Farm is also a public bridleway. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [74] A horse jump alongside the path. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [74]
A horse jump alongside the path. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [76] Raybrook Barn, seen from the path. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [76]
Raybrook Barn, seen from the path. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [77] A view down the valley as the path now runs close to the river. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [77]
A view down the valley as the path now runs close to the river. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [78] The path passes into the next field via this overgrown gate. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [78]
The path passes into the next field via this overgrown gate. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [79] A rustic bridge carries the farm track over the river. Seen from the path. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [79]
A rustic bridge carries the farm track over the river. Seen from the path. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [80] The line of the path runs straight across this field to the roadside gate. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [80]
The line of the path runs straight across this field to the roadside gate. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [81] At this point the path runs close to the river. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [81]
At this point the path runs close to the river. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [82] Just before it exits the field onto the minor road, the path crosses this small stream. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [82]
Just before it exits the field onto the minor road, the path crosses this small stream. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [83] The path exits the field onto the minor road. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [83]
The path exits the field onto the minor road. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [84] A recently built house, constructed using traditional materials. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [84]
A recently built house, constructed using traditional materials. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [85] The Old Forge is a substantial property. There is another view at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6998431">SP0711 : A walk around the Fosse Way [86]</a>. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [85]
The Old Forge is a substantial property. There is another view at SP0711 : A walk around the Fosse Way [86]. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [86] The Old Forge is a substantial property. There is another view at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6998429">SP0711 : A walk around the Fosse Way [85]</a>. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
A walk around the Fosse Way [86]
The Old Forge is a substantial property. There is another view at SP0711 : A walk around the Fosse Way [85]. Starting at Fossebridge, where the Fosse Way descends precipitously to cross the River Coln, the walk gently ascends on a road and then a bridleway to meet a minor road which is part of the Salt Way. After using the Salt Way to cross the Fosse Way the route descends on footpaths and minor roads via Oxpens Farm and Stowell Mill to return to Fossebridge.
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Lower Chedworth is located at Grid Ref: SP0611 (Lat: 51.798014, Lng: -1.903535)

Administrative County: Gloucestershire

District: Cotswold

Police Authority: Gloucestershire

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///enjoyable.tightrope.blog. Near Northleach, Gloucestershire

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Defibrillator
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