CHILDREN and adults alike are looking forward to the return of the ‘moovelous’ Amberley Cow Hunt next weekend.
The popular annual event at Amberley Parochial School is expected to draw big crowds of over the bank holiday weekend.
To celebrate the forthcoming arrival of real cows to the surrounding National Trust Common, over 30 wonderfully dressed up wooden cows will be located in various places around the village of Amberley and the surrounding common.
As well as spotting all the “amoosingly” named cows along the way, participants can look forward to an update route this year.
Refreshments will be available at a fabulous vintage tea tent on the green outside the school, complete with a sumptuous array of homemade cakes and wonderful views.
Face painting and other children’s activities will be the order of the day along with the fabulous Cow Hunt quiz.
The hunt takes place from 1pm to 5pm on both Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1.
Herd together the family and friends for an afternoon of great British eccentricity in the glorious Gloucestershire countryside.
Quiz sheets and trail maps available from the start of the trail – outside Amberley Parochial School. Trail sheets will cost £4 each.
Funds raised go to help the school, as well as Bath based charity Send a Cow, which provides livestock for families in Africa.
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