I offer bespoke and pre-planned walks in both town and countryside.
The best way to visit some of our historic towns and cities is on foot. See inside Oxford's colleges; climb Fort Royal Hill at Worcester; walk in the steps of Brother Cadfael in Shrewsbury.

Look at our countryside in a new light as I tell you about the battles fought and the stories behind some of our quirky place names such as Chipping Campden (market in the valley containing enclosures) and Ludlow (place at the hill by the noisy rapids.)
See the effects of different agricultural proctices on our landscape and view the wildlife of our English hedgerows.

England is famous for it's gardens and our love of gardening. Follow the History of English Gardens starting with the Roman Garden at Cirencester; see the wonderfully restored and replanted Elizabethan Knot Garden at Kenilworth Castle and amazing water features such as the Grand Cascade at Chatsworth. Visit the world famous Hidcote with its Arts &Craft style "rooms" and the "Sermon on the Mount" yews at Packwood.

Warwick castle and many others can be found in the region which was fought over in our 4 civil wars. There is the Regency elegance of Cheltenham and the narrow medieval streets and alleyways in Tewkesbury.

Take a tour of Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford cathedrals home to the three choirs festival.
Visit the great wool churches of the Cotswolds with their amazing monuments and glorious stained glass windows.
Look inside small village churches whilst on a country walk.
Follow in the footsteps of the Wesleys and the birth of Methodism.
Explore how changing religious practices and faith has shaped our society.

From Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Winston Churchill to the Moated Manor House at Baddesley Clinton with it's catholic priestholes and everything in between, I can tailor your trip to your individual interests.

From well dressing in the Malverns (a place beloved by Elgar) to Morris dancing, discover the local traditions and food of the region.

Ironbridge in coalbrookdale, the cradle of the industrial revolution is an amazing sight, recently restored and painted in its original colours. Take a trip on a canal boat along the waterways which were once the backbone of the transport network or ride on aheritage steam train such as the Severn Valley Railway.

Stratford upon Avon with its Shakespeare properties is also home to the roya Shakespeare Company. why not combine your visit with a trip to the theatre and a behind the scenes tour to see some of the costumes and props used in past productions.

All trips can be linked to the national Curriculum, Key stages 1,2 3 & 4. Autism friendly tours can also be arranged.