On Easter Sunday, March 31st, the BBC presented Richard Harris talking about King Arthur and the possible location of Camelot at a hill fort called Cadbury Castle. As my brother Graham and I are both partially retired, we decided to drive down to see it for ourselves. On Wednesday, April 3rd, we left Kenilworth at 9 am and drove down the M5 to reach Lower Cadbury at 11.30 am.

Graham at the beginning of the foot path up to Cadbury Castle.
The hill path is moderately steep, but not too long.	Even David made it, with a little rest on the way up.
Near the top of the hill we are on the northern slope.	Looking back to see the Graham on the ramparts.
The northern earthworks looking back to the east.	The northern earthworks looking to the west.
At the top on the eastern ramparts looking over the land below.
The nearby Arthurian sites and other historical places.	Looking south down the sloping hill with its successive defences.
David on the southern ramparts	Graham waiting before going back down the path.

On the way back home we had time to stop off at Cheddar gorge to buy some local cheese and we still made it back for early evening. A good adventure day out!