Walk to Little Milton

Saturday afternoon we had a nice walk into Little Milton. This neighboring village is actually prettier than Great Milton, with a main street lined with lovely stone cottages. I'd been wanting to take pictures of it for awhile, so it made a good goal for a country walk. We took shortcuts through a couple different fields and footpaths, and it was just lovely. We even saw two big bunnies bounding away from us!


Field in Great Milton


Cottage in Little Milton


Main street, Little Milton


Little Milton church (built 1844 in a 14th-century style), west view


Little Milton church, south view


Some funny carved heads on the church


Inside of the church, which happened to be open because a guy was mowing the churchyard. Not terribly interesting, but it was nice to see the inside (which is normally locked) after so many visits to the outside.


We cut across an even larger field on the way home (this is all quite kosher in England, where you can walk anywhere you're not told not to). We aimed for the gap between the trees seen in the left photo. Those "straws" of cut grain (right photo) were really stiff and difficult to walk on, giving us quite a workout!


And back on comfy pavement for the final leg home.


Some wise words to live by, seen on a gate in Great Milton.

Information and more photos of Little Milton can be found here:
http://www.sacred-destinations.com/england/little-milton-church.htm