A
event
on Sunday 7th September. The event starts at 13:00.
Come wander with us
As we go on a walk through the countryside stopping for live music and a forage to the Neolithic stones of Stanton Drew.
Starting in Pensford we will roam along fields, meadows and riverbanks. Along the way we will do some foraging and plant identification with forager Max Moorcroft. On the 2 mile journey to the stones we will be accompanied by live music from Alex Horsley and his banjo skills and songs.
When we reach the prehistoric standing stones of Stanton Drew (Britain’s second largest stone circle) Alex will play then we will have some time to sit amongst these ancient stones to reflect, draw or spend time however you wish . Before heading to the Druid Arms pub where there are more old stones and tales to be told. Alex will play his final song .
From there we head back to Pensford via the lovely old mushroom house. We will walk back as a group or you are welcome to make your own way back.
Optional swim at Publow a few fields away from Pensford after the walk if anyone is up for it.
The plan
Meet at the Rising Sun in the pub garden at 1.00pm
Start walking 1.15pm
Arrive at the stones approx 2.30pm
30mins at the stones
Head to the Druid Arms 3pm
Head back to Pensford 3.30pm
376 runs hourly from Bristol to Pensford on Sundays
Things to bring. Sensible footwear, water, snacks.
In the case of bad weather this event will be postponed.