Evesham Rambling Club has a programme of rambles throughout the year. For more information about our rambles go to the Rambles page.
Programme
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ERC Programme 2019-2020
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- Leader: Clive Bostle
- Area: Tewkesbury
- Start Time: 10.00am
- Terrain: Generally easy walking over pasture (no arable) but may need to adjust or deviate if recent flooding
- Distance: 5m./ 8km.
- Lunch: 1.30pm, various options, e.g. The Bell, Church Street, opp. The Abbey
- Description:
“Level riverside walk through the town and upstream to Twyning (pub stop for coffee if desired), then returning on field paths via Church End.”
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- Leaders: Alan & Pauline Saunders
- Area: Ullenhall
- Start: 9.00 am
- Distance: am 7 miles / 11.3 km; pm 4.5 miles / 7.2 km
- Terrain: Mainly grassy fields, quiet lanes and woodland. In the morning, there is one gentle slope and the same in the afternoon. There are some muddy areas and gateways where sticks would be useful.
- Lunch: 1.00 pm, The Winged Spur, Ullenhall, Deadline Thursday 20th February, please.
- Description:
“A scenic figure of eight walk in the Warwickshire countryside, taking in Morton Bagot, Bannam’s Wood, Blunt’s Green and Danzey Green. The route follows parts of The Arden Way, the Heart of England Way and the Millennium Way.”
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- Leaders: John Kitson and Alan Saunders
- Area: Kempley and Dymock
- Start: 10.00 am
- Distance: am 5.1 miles / 8.2 km; pm 5.3 miles / 8.5 km
- Terrain: Gently undulating through arable fields, pasture and woodland. Short road sections, half a dozen stiles. There will be mud.
- Lunch: 12.30 pm, The Beauchamp Arms in Dymock, book by Monday 9 March, please.
- Description:
“A circular walk following the Daffodil Way in North West Gloucestershire, close to the border with Herefordshire. We pass through the villages of Kempley and Dymock, both having fascinating churches – St Mary’s containing the Dymock Poets Exhibition, St Mary’s Kempley (English Heritage) with its 12th Century frescoes and St Edward’s, Kempley – cathedral of the Arts and Crafts Movement.”
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- Leaders: Christine Adkins & Derek Ball
- Area: Childswickham
- Start Time: 10.00am
- Terrain: Flat ramble over mainly arable land. Could be muddy if wet.
- Distance: 5 miles / 8 km
- Lunch: 1.00 pm, Childswickham Inn
- Description:
“Ramble through the picturesque villages of Childswickham and Murcot.”
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Further information will be published when available
- Leaders: Rachel & Geoff Thould
- Area: Flyford Flavell, Dormston, Bishampton
- Start: 9.00 am
- Distance: am 6.2 miles / 10 km; pm 5.8 miles / 9.3 km
- Terrain: No significant climbs. Mostly pasture. Could be very wet and muddy!
- Lunch: 12.15 – 1.00 pm.,The Boot Inn, Flyford Flavell, Please send orders when you book the ramble.
- Tea & AGM: 4.30 pm., Lower Moor Village Hall
- Description:
“In the morning we head north along the Millennium Way towards Dormston, returning to The Boot Inn along the edge of Grafton Wood following the Wychavon Way. The afternoon follows footpaths to Bishampton and Abberton, returning to our starting point along the Wychavon Way.”
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Further details will follow as soon as available.
- Leaders: Alan & Pauline
- Area: Bretforton, Saintbury and Willersey
- Start: 10.00 am
- Distance: am 5.5 miles / 8.9 km; pm 4.5 miles / 7.2 km
- Terrain: A flat walk with one gentle slope up to Saintbury Church. The paths and tracks are good underfoot, with just a few muddy areas in some gateways.
- Lunch: Pub Lunch
- Description:
“A pleasant walk from Bretforton through quintessential Vale of Evesham countryside.”
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