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| Millennium village sign |
Down at the village hall car park 19 walkers had gathered on a grey, and weather wise, not a very promising morning. Undeterred, it was agreed to walk from the car park to Croft, about three miles away. We took to the fields at the top of Croft Road in Cosby and saw the welcome sign of the crops starting to burst into life, particularly the first sight of the distinctive yellow of rape seed.The farmers have had more than the usual struggle with the elements this year, perhaps even more than most of us. The fields of wheat and oil seed rape are at least one month late in developing. The picture shows how lucky walkers are in our area as many farmers now leave a path across sown fields.
Leicestershire County Council should also have credit for the way the path markers are maintained - very visible and there are usually no problems following them as you can see the bright yellow tips of the posts from quite a distance.

Most of the bridges are well maintained and it is very rare that we come across something that is impassable.

A photo of a hat was taken also some rather trendy leg gear. Perhaps in future blogs we can concentrate on feet rather than heads.

We set off back to Cosby chatting about the better weather ahead
| Cosby in the distance |




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