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Walking the Cotswolds in May

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  1. My wife and I are adding a week to our UK travels this Spring just so that we can walk in the
    Cotswolds.

    We've been scouring the Internet trying to find a guided walk that would fit into our schedule. The
    services offered all look rather promising.

    Can anyone recommend a guide and route? Also, what are the weather conditions in May? We are
    moderately experienced walkers having been involved in Volkssporting for years.

    Thanks in advance,

    Randell Tarin Midlothian, Texas

  2. Randell Tarin said:

    My wife and I are adding a week to our UK travels this Spring just so that we can walk in the
    Cotswolds.

    We've been scouring the Internet trying to find a guided walk that would fit into our schedule.
    The services offered all look rather promising.

    Can anyone recommend a guide and route? Also, what are the weather


    conditions

    Quoted message said:

    in May? We are moderately experienced walkers having been involved in Volkssporting for years.

    Thanks in advance,

    Randell Tarin Midlothian, Texas


    Take a look at British Coastal Trails: bctwalk.combctwalk.com They do 8 day walking tours in the
    Cotwolds and elsewhere. They provide a guide, transportation, hotel accomodations and breakfast
    and dinner. I have been on two of their tours, the Cotswolds and the Borders of Scotland and
    recommend them highly. The company was started by a British couple who live in San Diego. Their
    guides are very knowledgeable. They limit each group to 20 people.

    Katherine

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