We were blessed with 4 dry days for our walks this month. Though a couple of walks followed heavy periods of rain and therefore participants had to cope with some flooding on their paths. All part of being a rambler!… Read More
Happy New Year! What a lovely wintery start – colder air, frost and snow – a dramatic change to the wet and muddy rambling conditions of last December. Hopefully, you’ve all had time to ‘chill’ and enjoy the festive season or simply taken time out to think and reflect (I’ve done a bit of both).… Read More
Our walks in November started off summer-like, went through autumn-like, and ended winter- like. And we seemed to have explored all corners of Worcestershire.… Read More
What happened to 2025? Time seems to fly past very quickly as we approach December and we hurtle towards the shortest day and longest night of the year. It’s also a time of reflection. November saw a shift in the walking conditions or our rambles – from very dry and warm/hot to wind and rain and the need for gaiters!… Read More
October saw the heat of the summer continue to ebb away, but our ramblers still enjoyed some good rambles, even manging to dodge the worst of Storm Amy. Blue skys were a feature – except, of course, for our Moonlight Ramble….… Read More
And so we reach the penultimate month of the Gregorian calendar year, November. We’re still experiencing the glories and colours of the Autumn season whilst aware that daylight hours are shortening and temperatures reducing. … Read More
Some of our club members visited Schladming in the Austrian Alps. This is the report of their 9 day adventure. … Read More
Our ramblers in September enjoyed some welcome, cooler weather after the heat of the summer. However blue skys and pleasant sunshine provided for ideal walking conditions.… Read More
As September gives way to October and the delights of autumnal colours we brace for cooler temperatures, falling leaves and, this year, an abundance of fruit/seeds/nuts/berries – another effect of stress induced by a lack of rain and nature’s way of ensuring survival.… Read More
Seventeen members of Evesham Rambling Club recently travelled to the Styria region of Austria to enjoy eight days of alpine adventures.… Read More