Monday 18 April 2011

Railway, River, Woods and Water

Arley, Pound Green, Buttonoak & Trimpley Walk
Crossing the footbridge from Upper Arley we followed a steep incline through a field to the northern side of Arley Severn Valley Railway Station. Carefully crossing the railway line we continued on through a small gate and wandered uphill past Skeets Farm where across the farm track we meandered through a field a sheep. Skirting a small woodland the trail continued uphill before arriving at Nib Green at the edge of Forestry Commission Coniferous Woodland.
Following quiet roads and then tracks we walked through Pound Green Common to Pound Green Wood which eventually bought us out on the B4194 at Buttonoak on the edge of the Wyre Forest.
Passing "The Buttonoak", the local pub, we looped back to Pound Green following tracks and roads back to the river.
Re-crossing the footbridge, there was the option to finish the walk at that point. However, most of us opted to continue and followed the riverside path, part of the Severn Way, to Trimpley Reservoir.
Circumnavigating the reservoir we followed the trails through Eymore Wood rejoining the Severn Way again at Worrall's Grove before ending the walk at a small shop in the village selling icecream.

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