Contains all the reports from events and walks
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
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
The June rambles reflected all that is special about walking with the club. We had history lessons, encounters with nature, enjoyable pub grub and of course, excellent company.… Read More
A press release was sent out following the 2024 Evesham Walking Festival and we are happy to share it with you should you not have access to local newspapers.… Read More
May has been a golden month for the club in more ways than one with super rambles through golden fields of buttercups and a golden couple to boot. Pop-up catering, micro breweries and ice cream parlours just added to the fun.… Read More
What to wear (due to weather conditions/forecasts) was a familiar theme running through this month’s ramble reports and we possibly had a first with mention of an encounter with a parking ticket machine!… Read More
Evesham Rambling Club headed north to Llangollen for its Midweek Walking Break that included five days of excellent walking with a mixture of canal, country and hill walks.… Read More
The club year drew to a close with four excellent rambles that were well attended. Members and guests were treated to fantastic views, generally fine weather and just a little mud! … Read More
February is the month of LOVE and in the case of club members it is an apparent love of MUD! Excellent numbers turned out again, prepared to enjoy themselves whatever the conditions were like under foot.… Read More
Good numbers turned out for the first rambles of the year. From the Cotswolds to the Wyre Forest and from Worcester to Bredon Hill the club walks took club members far and wide.… Read More