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Painswick-Highgrove -Damsell's Mill -  \nTocknell's-The Royal William-Painswick  \n7  \nBeacon-Painswick.  \nOverall Distance4%milesAlternative short walk2%miles  \nB.Painswick -Bulls Cross-Longridge-15Cockshoot-The Park-Painswick.Overall Distance4%milesAlternative short walk3 miles  \nC.Painswick-Frith Wood-Slad-Furner's  \nFarm-Wickridge Hill-Hammond's Farm-..25Sheephouse-Painswick.  \nOverall Distance6 milesAlternative short walk4%miles  \nD.Painswick-Podgewell Barn-HuddinknollHill -Edge Church-Scottsquar Hill -33Washbrook Farm-Painswick.  \nOverall Distance5 milesAlternative short walk3 miles  \nThe Warden Service44  \n30  \n3197  \nSYMBOLS USED ON MAPS  \n图(  \nRoads  \nField Boundaries .  ...  \n…,  \nStreams (direction of flow)Woodland .…Orchard…Main Walk(direction of description in text)Short walks  \nAt the top of each map page are the map references of the pointsshown on the maps and in the text thus ensuring instant cross referenceto any map bearing the N(1975)ational Grid.  \nhttps://archive.org/details/walkingaroundpai0000unse  \n796·5109424i  \n# INT RODUCTI0N\n\nThis booklet has been prepared by the VoluntaryWardens of the Central Cotswold District of the CotswoldArea of Outstanding Natural Beauty and edited by the HeadWarden.  \nThe walks described follow \"public\"rights of waywhich appear on the Definitive Maps prepared by theGloucestershire County Council in accordance with theNational Parks and Access to the Countryside Act,1949,andthe Counstryside Act,1968.  \nThe footpaths and bridleways incorporated in these walksare shown on the 1:50,000 Ordnance Survey Map sheet Nos.162 and 163 and also on the 6 inches to 1 mile map which ison view at the Painswick Public Library.  \nAll maps in this booklet are to the scale shown as aborder round each map.  \nThe routes shown do not make use of all the rights ofway within the area covered but have been selected for theirinterest and beauty whilst leaving others to be explored bythe more adventuresome walkers.  \nEvery effort has been made to give accurate informationabout the walks,but no responsibility can be accepted if anyuser misses the way and trespasses.  \n# HISTORICAL NOTE\n\nPAINSWICK,situated some 500 feet above sea level ona south facing spur of the Cotswolds,is the centre of a parishof the same name that extends to 6,360 acres and embracesthe villages of Edge,Sheepscombe and Slad with a populationof over 3,000.Although not served by the Railway it is easilyaccessible by bus services from Stroud(3V%miles),Gloucester(6 miles)and Cheltenham(10 miles).  \nAbout 1%2 miles north of the village is Painswick Beacon(included in walk A)the ancient home of the earliest knownPainswickians,our Celtic ancestors,who built themselvesmassive ramparts as protection against hostile neighbours  \nThis according to David Verey is the Iron Age Fort of Kimsburyenclosing about 8 acres and much damaged by stone-quarrying  \nThe Celts were followed by the Romans who left theirtraces in the remnants of a villa at Highfold Farm(adjacentto walk A)and a shrine,dedicated to Romulus,at Slad(walk  \nC).  \nAfter the departure of the Romans the area was over-run by the Saxons who proceeded to build a 'Wicke'(theSaxon word for a village)in the area of the Parish Church.  \nWith the coming of the Normans the village continuedto prosper and,in 1075 when the Doomsday census wascarried out,it could boast a population of 70 with 53 teamsof oxen to plough the now cleared forest which had oncecovered the whole parish.However,it was not until the reignof Henry I,in the early years of the 12th century,when PainFitzjohn acquired the manor by marriage,that the Wickecame by its present name of Painswi","cbCaiuJPZVLPwMiC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuJPZVLPwMiC","pdf",2897263,48,"English","# Introduction\n# Historical Note\n# Further Reading","[{\"question\":\"What sources were used to prepare the walking routes in the booklet?\",\"answer\":\"The walks follow public rights of way shown on the Definitive Maps prepared by Gloucestershire County Council under the relevant National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act and related countryside legislation.\"},{\"question\":\"How many main walks are described, and what does “alternative short walk” mean?\",\"answer\":\"Four main walks are listed (A to D). 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