Ramble Reports for January 2022
The first three rambles of 2022 were well attended and benefited from a very dry January although conditions under foot were not always ideal.… Read More
Ramble Reports for December 2021
Mist, mistletoe and a dinosaur feature in the December Ramble reports. Club members took time off from their Christmas preparations to venture out and enjoy the three walks which offered a variety of landscapes and views (or not!)… Read More
Ramble Reports for November 2021
The weather throughout November was relatively benign and rambles were fortunate to enjoy a great deal of dry, often sunny weather. Going underfoot remained reasonable and these elements combined to provide excellent walking for club members.… Read More
Ramble Reports for October 2021
A Golden October and not only for the autumn colours. Gold medals too for those people who stepped in at short notice to help lead two of this month’s walks. Members dodged the rain to enjoy a trio of great rambles.… Read More
Ramble Reports for September 2021
From Ghandi to early street lighting, from landscapes that inspired Jane Austen to iron age forts and from 12th century churches to Napton Doggers, September provided Club members with three rambles that all had an historic slant to them.… Read More
What a week we had!
With excellent weather, accommodation and a great choice of walks, twenty members of Evesham Rambling Club spent a week in the Lake District on a brilliant walking holiday.… Read More
Ramble Reports for August 2021
August proved to be an good month for walking. Members and guests enjoyed four excellent rambles in a variety of landscapes as well being able to once again gather afterwards in local hostalries. … Read More
Party Time
What better way to celebrate your Birthday than to dig holes on an Evesham Rambling Club Working Party day! That is what Pam decided to do… what commitment!… Read More
Ramble Reports for July 2021
July has been a busy month of walking for many members, starting with the festival and ending with the twin Sunday Rambles on Bredon dedicated to the memory of Peter Lee-Smith.… Read More
New Bridge – No Sweat!
Noel Coward sang “mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun.” You might add that members of the ERC Working Party do too. The group of ten tackled the last of the improvements required on Circular Walk 2.… Read More