One of the activities that we have enjoyed immensely in our time in the UK is throwing on our wellies and going for a walk in the country.  The Cotswalds are riddled with public paths that wind along fields and streams.  This walk started in nearby Eynsham.

It was a beautiful day, and this path took us through fields filled with sheep, fields planted with crops, and fields left fallow.  We hopped the gate below to check out a massive field filled with wild flowers.

It was worth the side trip!

The path followed the Thames River down to a lock that canal boats used to bypass some small rapids.  We crossed the river and followed it back to Eynsham.

It wasn’t a blockbuster day, but it was wonderful in its simplicity.

-Will