A perfect English summer's day to explore new paths around Horsebridge. The slow, long, cool winter certainly has paid off as all the Spring and early Summer flowers have decided to stay around longer than expected.
Up the ancient trackway through the pungent Ransoms to Townlake and then round above Latchley and down to the little stream. Round by Combe where the bluebells shone and the May blossom bloomed. Up through the fields of buttercups and on to Catsbridge. To bend our way to Sydenham Damerel where the beautiful church was sadly locked. By the byways back to Horsebridge where the 'Grumpy Landlord' was quite chirpy.
Very nice indeed.