Cheddar Gorge Walk, Part IV, 'Alapacas, Fields and the Descent to Cliff Road' by Sheila, Jan 20th 20
Channel: semw52
Date: 2020-01-25

I am surrounded by beautiful Somerset fields with great views over to the AONB--the Mendip Hills. Old Somerset stone walls still  fill the landscape--skilfully constructed over centuries----I gently wander along  and aim for the Alpacas in a neighbouring field---I always have a chat with them here when on one of my walks .I last saw them mid December 2019 and on that occasion they were much more active and ran over to greet me but today they were  not really bothered. Anyway after  saying bye I make my way down the hill towards Cliff Road--the  route to Cheddar Gorge........In the next video I cross the road and climb   up the South Side of the Gorge on a  very quiet track----This walk  I only do when the cows are  inside for the Winter months--large herds roam here during the 'Season of The Cow' and bulls---I don't risk walking here during this period---I have a history of being chased and having to get over  barbed wired fences and loose stone walls very quickly---so I always carefully assess a walk...The final Video PART V coming up soonish