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RAMBLERS’ ASSOCIATION - EAST BERKS GROUP WALKS PROGRAMME: May – August 2016. In this programme: Coach trips to Arundel and Petworth; the Cotswold Way; over 70 walks, with 3 Saturday walks, a picnic in the park, an evening walk and 4 Strollathons. If you opt for a Leisurely walk expect to walk more slowly than on a moderate walk. Pace: Leisurely: walked at about 2 mph (12 walks offered) Pace: Moderate: walked at 2.5 – 2.9 mph (not including banana stops etc.) Contacts: Chairman David Bailey 01628 634561 Vice Chairman & Countryside Sec. Gordon Marrs 01628 629155 Treasurer Alan Harding 01628 673607 Group Secretary Liz Richardson 01628 625171 Newsletter Eileen Dorney 01628 620012 Footpath Secretary Steve Gillions 01753 851077 Membership Secretary Neil Adamson 01753 776627 (Long) walks Organiser Co-ordinator Pera Marrs 01628 629155 (Short) walks Organiser Viv Williams 01189 342834 Walks Reports Secretary Alma Richardson 01628 781827 Path Warden Co-ordinator Gordon Marrs 01628 629155 Social Secretary Pauline Thompson 07904 057850 01628 662808/07718 762469 Webmaster Mike Taylor [email protected] Please ensure that you are fit enough and have suitable footwear, clothing, food and drink for the walk you intend to join. Leaders may refuse to accept participants who in their opinion are inadequately equipped or unfit. For your own safety please abide by the advice and guidelines issued by organisers and the instructions of the walk leader. Be aware that you walk at your own risk, and that it is your responsibility to behave sensibly and minimise the potential for accidents to occur. Please carry an emergency phone number. If the weather is / has been bad, please check the web site to see if the walk has been cancelled or amended. Extra walks, led at short notice, and changes to walks, may be found on the EBR website. Grid Ref. Date Walk Time and Details Post Code description Distance st Sunday 1 Moderate 10.15 am. Ronald Wood and Fern. Ramble10 from SU 883 875 May one hill RfP “Along the Thames” (with a different start place). Circular walk along the SL8 5PT stiles Thames to Bourne End through Flackwell Heath and back via Fern. One 4.5 miles gradual hill and 3 or 4 stiles. Start at the free car park at Spade Oak (past the Spade Oak PH), Coldmoorholme Lane, and Well End. Leader: Alma R. 07817 607261. 10.00am. (Note time). Swyncombe celebration walk. A walk from Swyncombe of around 10 miles. Oxfordshire countryside, SU 682 902 Moderate beautiful views, on a clear day. To celebrate my birthday / retirement etc. RG9 6EA hilly Possibility of orchids. Park considerately on the road approaching St 10 miles Botolph’s Church at Swyncombe. Note there will be a Sunday service at 10am. Bring a picnic lunch and drink for the day. From Henley take the A4130 to Nettlebed. Turn right onto the B841 towards Watlington. At Cookley Green, just before the war memorial, turn left to Swyncombe. The church is on the left hand side about 1 mile down the hill. Leaders: Gail C. 07733 087217 / Ken T. 07766 739768. Wednesday Leisurely 10.15 am. Marsh Meadow, Cockmarsh and River Thames. SU 893 854 one v Start from Cookham Moor car park for a leisurely walk through meadows, SL6 9SB 4th May slight hill along the River Thames and along the edge of Winter Hill Golf course. nearest over golf There will be lovely viewpoints at the banana stop. 3.5 miles course Walk No. 8 in RfP “Along The Thames” blue book Leaders: Anne & Arthur L. 01628 663377. 8.00 am. (Note time) Cotswold Way. Stanton to Winchcombe. SU 892 799 Moderate From Stanton we walk below the escarpment to Stanway, where we climb SL6 1DX Very hilly 160 m to Stump Cross. After only a mile, we drop steeply back down to 9 miles Hailes Abbey (NT & EH, bring cards) where there is a tea shop. An undulating path leads us on to the stone village of Winchcombe. Please bring food and drink for the day. Fare is £13 (cheques payable to E.B.R.) to Mrs. Pera Marrs, South Riding, Belmont Pk. Rd. Maidenhead, SL6 6HS. Start from Braywick Car park (Stafferton Lodge), Braywick Road, (A308) Maidenhead. Leaders: Gordon and Pera M. 01628 629155 or 07769 952884. [email protected] Sunday Moderate 10.15 am. Harpsden Wood and Marsh Lock. SU 771 817 Start at free car park in Mill Lane, Henley for walk through Harpsden RG9 4HB 8th May Hilly descending across fields to Lower Shiplake and returning along The River 4 miles Thames. Walk No. 22, RfP “Along The Thames” blue book. Leaders: Roger & Judith E. 01628 672223. Moderate 10.15 am. Assendon, Maidensgrove and Stonor. SU 739 Start at the long layby in Middle Assendon (near Rainbow PH) for a walk with 858 hilly some hills and a steep incline near the end. RG9 6AR Leader: Dave Mc. 01628 673471 / 07484 105250. 6 miles Wednesday Moderate 10.15 am. Black Park, Iver Heath. TQ 005 829 Flat Start from Black Park car park - £2.50 per day. SL3 6DS 11th May Directions: A412 dual carriageway from Slough Sainsbury's towards 4 miles Wexham Park hospital. Pass under pedestrian bridge after c. 1 mile then Enterprise Rent a car on left. Look for brown 'Black Park ' signs indicating a left turn. Walk “On location by Pinewood studios”. Starring: squirrels, heath and woodland, flat terrain, a lake, café, toilets, gravel and maybe some mud. Leader: Simon Collet-Jones 07930 378837. 10.15 am Knowl Hill, White Waltham & Waltham St Lawrence. Moderate Park in (if lunching) or near the Royal Oak PH in Knowl Hill for a walk SU 825 795 Mostly flat through mainly open countryside, including Shottesbrooke Park. RG10 9YE Leader: Nigel F. 07721 426768. 6.2 miles Thursday Strollathon 11.00 am. (Note time ) Cockmarsh and River Thames. SU 893 854 12th May very Meet at Cookham Moor (National Trust car park) for a very leisurely flat walk SL6 9SB leisurely along the river to “The Bounty” for coffee. (Opens at 12.00 noon). Aimed at nearest those who seldom walk or who no longer walk with the group. 2.4 miles Leaders: Anne & Arthur L. 01628 663377. Sunday Moderate 10.15 am. Romney Lock and Eton College. SU 948 784 flat Start from Eton Wick Village Hall, beside Recreation Ground, parking in car SL4 6LT 15th May park or beside shops. The walk will go into Windsor, around Home Park, 5/6 miles over Victoria Bridge and back via Datchet Golf course and Eton College. Leaders: Jeff & Barbara S. 01628 604244. 10.00 am. (Note time). Circular walk from Watlington via Christmas SU 690 944 Moderate Common. OX49 5AB hilly Start from Watlington village car park. Bring food & drink for the day. Leader: Roy G. 01628 637878 / 07450 851884. 10.7 miles 1,365 ft Wednesday Leisurely. 10.15 am. Thames Path and Little Marlow. SU 883 Flat. Meet in the car park on the right, after the Spade Oak PH, Coldmoorholme 875 18th May No stiles Lane, Well End, near Bourne End for a leisurely walk covering Thames Path SL8 5PT and Little Marlow. 4 miles Leaders: Anne & Arthur L. 01628 663377. Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) Cadmore End and Chiltern Hills. hilly Park on the verge near the church or on the approach road. A hilly walk SU 783 925 starting from the church at Cadmore End. A few stiles. HP14 3PJ Leader: Meg K. 01494 881825. 7 miles Saturday Moderate 10.15 am. Maidensgrove Common and Nettlebed. SU 718 887 Meet at the corner of the Maidensgrove Common. Some hills and great RG9 6EY 21st May hilly views. The walk goes through Bix Bottom, Crocker End, Nettlebed common, nearest Berrick Trench, and Russell’s Water Common. 6.5 miles Leader Juliet W. 01628 473195 / 07583 694911. Sunday Moderate 10.15am. Hedsor Wharf and Woolmans Wood. SU 910 878 1 hill Meet in car park beyond the church at Wooburn. Walk 4 RfP “in East Berks” HP10 0PN 22nd May (light green book). A few stiles and one steady hill. Passing St Nicolas 3.5 miles Church at Hedsor. Leaders: Eileen S. 07719 141516 & Sue 07748 350283 Wednesday Moderate 10.15 am. Bray Lake, Thames Path, Jubilee River. SU 927 789 Start Dorney Garden Centre, parking considerately at far end of car park. SL4 6QP 25th May flat Mostly flat walk with some undulation around Bray Lake, part of the Thames 5 miles Path and the Jubilee River. Leader: Stella G. 01628 602291. Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) Chorley Wood Common. TQ 033 966 Meet at the car park at Chorley Wood Common, just off the A404 WD3 5TL Rickmansworth Rd. A walk across the Common to Rickmansworth, through 7.5 miles fields, by lakes and on Canal Tow path. Some pavements. Bring lunch or PH can be arranged on day. Leader: Sue G. 01753 675272 / 07931 118631. Sunday Moderate 10.15 am. Boveney Chapel and Jubilee River. SU 939 777 Start at the free car park at Boveney. Circular walk along the Thames and SL4 6QQ 29th May then through Dorney village and a stretch along the Jubilee River. Walk 5 5 miles RfP “Along The Thames” blue book. Leader: Alma R. 01628 781827 or (on the day) 07817 607261. 10.00 am. (Note time) Mill End Mystery walk. SU 858 854 Moderate A mystery walk of around 10 miles from Mill End car park (toilets) on the RG9 6LT hilly Skirmett Road towards Hambleden. Bring food and drink for the day. 10 miles Leader: Gail C.
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