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near to Cranham, Gloucestershire, England

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	Footpath from The Buckholt by Jonathan Billinger This provides access to the Cotswold scarp at High Brotheridge, Brockworth Wood and Cooper's Hill. Some timber has clearly been taken from the extensive woodland hereabout.
	Road approaching Cranham by Philip Halling The road approaching Cranham from the west descends a 1 in 8 hill before entering the village.
	Cranham Woods by Roger May
	Road leaving Cranham by Derek Harper A reverse view of SO8913 : Road approaching Cranham, with the road towards Cranham Corner climbing the steep valley side.
	Muddy track by don cload
	Midwinter Cottage garden gate sign, Cranham by L S Wilson The name on the gate from the lane to the garden. This is the cottage where Gustav Holst is believed to have written the music "Cranham", for the well-known carol "In the Bleak Midwinter". More here:- SO8913 : Midwinter Cottage, Cranham. The... (more)
	The Cotswold Way approaching Cooper's Hill by Bill Boaden On this stretch, the path passes through a lot of woodland.
	The Cotswold Way near Tile Well by Ian S The Cotswold Way, day three 8:37am
	Path through Cranham Wood by Philip Halling Beech trees are common in the woods on the Cotswold escarpment. These trees are in woodland near the village of Cranham.
	Hazel catkins, Corylus avellana by Jonathan Billinger These are the male flowers and at this point at the end of a (so far) mild winter are beginning to elongate before releasing pollen to the wind. The bronze background is of beech leaves which often stay in place over winter in young... (more)
	The Cotswold Way in Buckholt Wood by Philip Halling Buckholt Wood is part of a larger wooded area known as Cranham Wood
	Trickle below Tile Well by Bill Boaden This stream is one of the feeders of Witcombe Reservoirs.