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Walks

One of the regular exercise activities enjoyed by members, relatives and friends is a monthly walk in local countryside led and arranged by one of our members. Coffee taken at a hostelry where we will also take lunch is the usual start followed by a 2 to 3 mile walk taken at a gentle pace and over easy to medium country. Lunch follows on return with much conversation! Other non-walkers are always welcome to join for lunch. Details of each month’s walk appear in our monthly Newsletter together with a report on the previous month’s walk or on this website

WALKS REPORT

On Wednesday 12th March, all being well and weather permitting , we will be meeting at the Plough, Wilmington, at 11am for a nice walk around the fields behind the village and towards Hawley village.
There are some lovely views across fields and it will be a chance for the villagers to help keep the footpaths open! It’s pretty much flat with just some gentle inclines.
Pat and I walked on Saturday 22nd after the heavy rain and found it to be slippery and muddy! So if it’s been dry for a few days, we will do the walk and have lunch at the Plough at 12.30. If it’s been wet, we may walk around Five Arches instead which is normally pretty solid even after a lot of rain, followed by lunch at the Plough! I will keep you all informed closer to the day!

If you have an idea for a gentle meander around the country side followed by lunch in a suitable venue, then please don’t hesitate to speak to Phil who is happy to help you organise it.
Phil