Pictures of Coaley

in the county of Gloucestershire

Sundown by Gary Watkins ©

Photograph of Severn Valley from Coaley Peak, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013

Severn Valley from Coaley Peak, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013 by Ray Bird ©

Photograph of Cotswold Way, Coaley Peak, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013

Cotswold Way, Coaley Peak, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013 by Ray Bird ©

Severn Valley from Coaley Peak, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013 by Ray Bird ©

Photograph of Nympsfield Long Barrow, Coaley Peak, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013

Nympsfield Long Barrow, Coaley Peak, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013 by Ray Bird ©

Photograph of Coaley Peak Picnic Area, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013

Coaley Peak Picnic Area, nr Coaley, Gloucestershire 2013 by Ray Bird ©

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