So after Stroud it was Cheltenham, then a stop 8 miles north of there for a landmark. This one one was an obscure, funny-shaped stone so beloved of the RBR organiser(s). Then Tewksbury, Malvern. Eschewing the well, I headed for the smallest theatre in the world, seating 12 and housed in a converted gents' toilet. Hence the name: the Theatre of Small Convenience. The next landmark at Bromyard was less interesting - a sheep sculpture. And I wasn't even in
Wales yet. Then Leominster (lunch out of a paper bag in a car park). After that north and north-west on A and B roads to Welshpool and Llanfair Caereinion.
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