Reports on walks – for consumption by club members.
After the delights and exertions of the Evesham Walking Festival people still found time and the energy (despite the July heat) to attend the regular club rambles. With an average of 21 walkers, including a number of guests and new members, the four rambles were well attended. … Read More
Despite the small distraction of a Walking Festival to run club members came up trumps with four very enjoyable and well attended rambles. … Read More
Three rambles in May (the fourth was omitted due to the Whitby trip) where members and visitors alike were able enjoyed the very best of our local countryside.… Read More
Spring is a wonderful time to be out in the countryside and members made the most of four excellent walks that took in the delights of this time of year.… Read More
Lindsay took the club over to Dymock for the Midweek Ramble, Val & Peter lead members from Ashton under Hill on the Short Ramble and the club year drew to a close with the Chairman’s Ramble and AGM.… Read More
From abandoned villages and intrepid travel writers to exploring the foothills of the Malverns members were out in force in February walking footpaths in three counties. … Read More
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
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
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
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