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Yanworth

Civil Parish in Gloucestershire Cotswold

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Yanworth

A walk around the Fosse Way [31] This former filling station on Fosse Way, (A429 road) is now a lawn mower servicing centre. The Fosse Way was a Roman road built during the first and second centuries that linked Exeter in the southwest and Lincoln to the northeast. 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 [31] Credit: Michael Dibb

Yanworth is a civil parish located in the county of Gloucestershire, England. Situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, it is a rural area known for its picturesque landscapes and charming villages. The parish covers an area of approximately 9 square miles and is home to a small population of around 200 people.

Yanworth boasts a rich history, with evidence of human habitation in the area dating back to the Roman times. The village itself is characterized by its quaint stone cottages and traditional architecture, which reflects its long-standing heritage.

The parish is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The Cotswold Way, a famous long-distance footpath, passes through Yanworth, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

Despite its small size, Yanworth is well-connected to nearby towns and cities. The market town of Cirencester is just a short drive away, offering a wide range of amenities including shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities.

Yanworth is also home to St. Michael and All Angels Church, a historic place of worship that dates back to the 12th century. The church is known for its beautiful stained glass windows and intricate stone carvings, attracting visitors from far and wide.

Overall, Yanworth is a charming and idyllic parish that offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With its natural beauty and rich history, it is a truly unique destination within the Gloucestershire countryside.

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A walk around the Fosse Way [31] This former filling station on Fosse Way, (A429 road) is now a lawn mower servicing centre. The Fosse Way was a Roman road built during the first and second centuries that linked Exeter in the southwest and Lincoln to the northeast. 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 [31]
This former filling station on Fosse Way, (A429 road) is now a lawn mower servicing centre. The Fosse Way was a Roman road built during the first and second centuries that linked Exeter in the southwest and Lincoln to the northeast. 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 [33] Another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the minor road heading southwest towards Yarnworth. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [33]
Another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the minor road heading southwest towards Yarnworth. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [34] Another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the minor road heading northeast towards Northleach. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [34]
Another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the minor road heading northeast towards Northleach. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [35] Here another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the Salt Way heading southeast towards the Fosse Way and Bibury. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [35]
Here another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the Salt Way heading southeast towards the Fosse Way and Bibury. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [36] Here another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the Salt Way heading northwest towards Andoversford. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [36]
Here another minor road crosses the Salt Way. This is the Salt Way heading northwest towards Andoversford. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [37] A large covered reservoir is seen from the minor road that is the Salt Way. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [37]
A large covered reservoir is seen from the minor road that is the Salt Way. The Salt Way is an old British trackway, which runs from Droitwich through Worcestershire, and into Gloucestershire near Ashton-under‑Hill. It then runs past Hawling, Salperton, and Hazleton to cross the Fosse Way between Northleach and Stowell Park. It then proceeds by Crickley Barrow to Coln St. Aldwyns, where it crosses Ikenild Street and leaves Gloucestershire at Lechlade on its way to the coast of Hampshire. 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 [38] Problems with a lorry on 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 [38]
Problems with a lorry on 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 [39] A pylon on the 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 [39]
A pylon on the 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 [40] From the bridleway this path runs through the crop towards Oxpens Farm. 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 [40]
From the bridleway this path runs through the crop towards Oxpens Farm. 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 [41] The path through the crop heads towards the gap in the trees on the skyline. 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 [41]
The path through the crop heads towards the gap in the trees on the skyline. 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 [42] An 'island' of trees in the fields of crops. 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 [42]
An 'island' of trees in the fields of crops. 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 [43] The path near the gap in the trees. 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 [43]
The path near the gap in the trees. 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 [44] The two paths (seen at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6996707">SP0914 : A walk around the Fosse Way [40]</a> and at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6996726">SP0914 : A walk around the Fosse Way [41]</a>) have merged and crest the slight ridge before starting to descent towards Oxpen Farm. The path is now part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [44]
The two paths (seen at SP0914 : A walk around the Fosse Way [40] and at SP0914 : A walk around the Fosse Way [41]) have merged and crest the slight ridge before starting to descent towards Oxpen Farm. The path is now part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [45] A crop of linseed 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 [45]
A crop of linseed 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 [46] The path rises gently before starting to descend towards Oxpens Farm. The path is now part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [46]
The path rises gently before starting to descend towards Oxpens Farm. The path is now part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [47] Now a track, the route continues towards Oxpens Farm which is seen in the distance. The path is now part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [47]
Now a track, the route continues towards Oxpens Farm which is seen in the distance. The path is now part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [48] Some buildings of Oxpens Farm, seen from the track that is part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [48]
Some buildings of Oxpens Farm, seen from the track that is part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [49] Oxpens farm Cottages, seen from the path that is part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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 [49]
Oxpens farm Cottages, seen from the path that is part of the long distance Monarch's Way. 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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Yanworth is located at Grid Ref: SP0713 (Lat: 51.823444, Lng: -1.88678)

Administrative County: Gloucestershire

District: Cotswold

Police Authority: Gloucestershire

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Yanworth
Is In: Gloucestershire, England, UK
Place: village
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