This magnificent oak tree can be
found near the edge of Kinver Edge. Its vast shape and size has offered shelter
to many animals, and during our visit it was the home of a bull and its calves.
The cattle weren’t too bothered that we were there so long as we stuck to the
path, and being that we weren’t the only visitor to pass through their grazing
ground that day; they must have gotten used to sharing the land. The weather had
been very much touch and go; bright and warm spells with the odd light shower;
perfect walking weather but the cows were all for staying in the shade. The
paths lead off the cliffs in a variety of directions which caused a lot of
confusion between groups as to where they wanted to go. We just decided to do
the circular walk and stay on the clifftops for as long as possible.
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