Walks in England: Exploring Huntley Hill to May Hill, Gloucestershire. Part One.

[@zoot69uk2001]

Lovely walk up that hill, so lovely when your all alone just you the trees and the wildlife, the sunlight dapling through the trees and hedges makes a beautiful sight.

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks so much Mark.

[@annosborne7365]

Thank you Richard for another great walk

[@RichardVobes]

Thank you for watching - part two is now up. :)

[@davidbooth3285]

Good to see you’re getting on with the tree identifying,it’s harder than I thought!!

[@RichardVobes]

Do my best - it's slowly sinking in!

[@MrGreatplum]

What a lovely part of the world it is there - seems very peaceful! I can now see why you get others to open the gates when you can!

[@RichardVobes]

Yes indeed. Gate opening when filming is not easy!

[@orlas5861]

You need one of those ' fold up ' sun hats Richard !! Just keep it in your rucksack !! Really cool 😘 Great video again !

[@RichardVobes]

ORLA S Ah yes ... good idea.

[@ramibu239]

Another beautiful walk (or should I call this one a hike?) Kind of reminded me of some of the nature walks I've been on here in Oregon. Glad you showed us the Gypsy Carvan you stayed at. It was so cute! Looked like the perfect little spot!

[@RichardVobes]

I loved that Gypsy Caravan!

[@Randyvanbag]

You should've popped in to the Red Lion for a pint! 😉

[@RichardVobes]

I should have done.

[@sarahrizvi9124]

You are definitely in Gloucestershire....in the Forest of Dean district (local government area)

[@RichardVobes]

Thanks for the clarification, Sarah.

[@charlottewood4933]

99 trees on May Hill. 100 where planted to celebrate Queen Victoria being made an Empress but one didn’t grow