One of the reasons why we like the West Field in Charlecote Park is because it's all open spaces and it's a continuous walk without any interruptions. We started with the long avenue that leads to the field.
It was a glorious, sunny day and the bare branches of the trees looked wonderful against the blue sky.
A good view of the river
The long avenue that leads to the end of the field
that is flanked by ancient trees
it's a gorgeous walk.
We turned left on to another tree-lined avenue, with the arch, which was an alternative entrance to the park, ahead of us
We could see some deer in the distance
We turned left again, into open space
Left again, over the bridge, and we had come full circle, the house in the distance
On the way to the car park we had a good view of the church of St Leonard, originally built in the Medieval period which was completely rebuilt in 1851 by John Gibson.
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