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A rather depleted Evesham Rambling Club Working Party headed to Pinvin to replace a ditch crossing. WCC were there to support the work and provide seasonal catering. This report also contains information from WCC regarding the level of support they can currently provide to Working Parties. … Read More
Despite the seasonal distractions good numbers turned out for all four of the club rambles in December. Not even Storm Darragh could put off our hardy ramblers.… Read More
Members of the club travelled to the warmth of the Canary Islands in November and enjoyed an excellent 8 days of walking on Tenerife.… Read More
And it was all going so well! A fine Saturday ramble from Feckenham, a climb out of autumn mist into sunshine for the Midweek and an ideal day for the Short Ramble. Three out of four isn’t too bad! … Read More
What do post boxes, sunny weather, steam engines and large numbers have in common? They all feature in this month’s Ramble Reports. read on!… Read More
Evesham Rambling Club Working Party were tasked with re-establishing the definitive route of a footpath near Hampton Ferry which, over time, had become totally overgrown. … Read More
Four rambles this month including the first Saturday Short (formerly the Ramble Lite) of the season, a Telly Tubby moment, a rather exclusive group and Frank and Vivienne’s first time as leaders.… Read More
August was a month for encountering long distance footpaths, with at least six being part walked and almost certainly another that wasn’t mentioned by name. Throw in “Snodesbyrie” and “Getinge Le Poher” (you will have to read the reports to discover what these words reveal) and you have the essence of why our locality is such a great place to go walking.… Read More
After a long absence the Evesham Rambling Club Working Party was out again in August, this time clearing one of the circular walks.… Read More
An encounter with Millennium Man and a wish that “Peace be with you”. Getting all steamed up in Dumbleton and even something gothic. One might like to conclude that the rambles in July were “The bee’s knees” but Maggie, Paul S, and Trevor might disagree. … Read More