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End of the platform at the Swanage Railway's Swanage station @signaloftheday.bsky.social

Couldn't resist this signal. @signaloftheday.bsky.social taken near the Swanage Railway's Corfe Castle Station.

Same place for me. I walked Haresfield Beacon to Fiddlers Elbow. Great walk.

Where is this? Walked through something similar on the @cotswayassoc.bsky.social on Saturday.

Having a lovely walk around the lake @nationaltrust.org.uk Croome. So peaceful and lots of bird song.

We have added a lightweight T-shirt to our shop which is Unisex in style and available in a range of colours. Go to cotswoldwayassociation.org.uk/product/unis...

A splash of yellow from The Cotswold Way today. Spring is in the air!

#cotswoldway #cotswolds #flowers #spring #wellbeing #getoutside

The St Ives branch line.

It's snowdrop season. Have you spotted any on The Cotswold Way?

#cotswoldway #cotswolds #snowdrops #getoutside #wellbeing

Helios at the Bath Assembly Rooms. @nationaltrust.bsky.social

‘Woke’ National Trust SLAMMED for 'Head of Inclusivity' job - 40k a year for THREE days a week, huge pension, 32 days off and more The ultra-progressive institution saw membership drop last year as it pursued various woke policies including mandatory vegan food quotas in cafes and slavery reports

If you’d like to apply for this job at our ‘ultra-progressive institution’ please visit the National Trust Jobs website. NB our member retention has remained higher than average throughout the cost of living crisis and visits & donations have increased. www.gbnews.com/news/nationa...

It’s Blue Monday on January 20th.
What better way to stride those blues away than with a fantastic walk, such as this 3 ½ mile circular, taking
in a lovely section of the Cotswold Way at Stinchcombe Hill.

This, and other walks can be downloaded here:
www.nationaltrail.co.uk/en_GB/trails...

A large ditch and bank, running across a field. In the foreground is a row of bare trees, in the background is a village with a church.

Wansdyke to the west of Englishcombe, near #Bath #Somerset #UK. Despite centuries of study, we're still not sure who built it or why. It was probably the Romano-British or the early Saxons, & may have been for defence or a political boundary. #History #Archaeology #Landscape #LandscapePhotography

Wishing everyone a happy and healthy New Year!

Would you like to help us care for this wonderful trail? Your donations ensure that the trail can be enjoyed now and in the future, by everyone cotswoldwayassociation.org.uk/fundraising/

#cotswoldway #cotswolds #newyear

I love my Volunteering for the NT, I have learnt so much during my time.

As a walker @righttoroam.bsky.social is important for me. Hate "trepass" signs.

Loved the book, but angry when I'd finished it.

What better for my first post on @bsky.app than @nationaltrust.bsky.social's DyrhamPark.