Here you will find the travel diaries of Ms Keela. I apologise in advance for my poor english. English is my second language, Bristolian is my first.
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Old Station in Tintern and the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail
The first stop on our mamouth day was to the Old Station at Tintern. At only £1 to park for 3 hours, it's a bargain. The old victorian style train is now a cafe, the tracks are a picnic area and the signal box is in front of the fabulous Wye Valley landscape. We walked the 1 mile river meadow trail before stopping for a ploughmans lunch from the cafe and a walk through the shop and museum with the doggies.
Onto the Forest of Dean Sculpture trail. We aren' massively into art, and some were definitly better than others but a 4.5 hour and 3 hour walk stretched the legs. The forest was empty and so peaceful and quiet. At £3.50 to park and you have to pay an additional £1 for the map, it's rather pricey, but the map is essential as the trail is marked, but the sculptures aren't. Our favourite has to be the cathedral, a huge stained glass window handing from an aisle of trees.
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