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Bradford Cha Rambling and Social Club June-September 2021 BRADFORD CHA RAMBLING AND SOCIAL CLUB JUNE-SEPTEMBER 2021 Here we have the new programme with details of Saturday walks, Sunday coach rambles, and Wednesday evening socials up to the end of September. We hope you are all well and rarin’ to go! A note from the Saturday Secretary Hi All I hope you are all well and looking forward to resuming normal club activities – as normal as we can make them at this time. I have put together a three month Saturday syllabus, it was not easy as there were fewer leaders offering walks than is usual, but for those that have, some have offered more than one walk, so eventually I managed to fill all the dates – thanks leaders. As public transport timetables are subject to change, please check that the buses/trains/times stated in the syllabus are still correct nearer to the walk date. If anybody notices any discrepancies please let me know and I will put them on the WhatsApp group and the Facebook page. The WhatsApp group currently has 77 members and has been so useful this past year as a communication tool, thank you all for sticking with it. If all goes to plan with Boris’s roadmap, there should be no restrictions on the size of the groups for Saturday walks, and no need to pre-book, just turn up, with just one exception – the first walk in the syllabus which has been included in the Saltaire Festival. This walk is also being advertised on our Meetup page and must be prebooked with the leader, Malcolm Walters, as there is a limit on numbers for this walk. It is not possible to organise a Saturday coach this year but I will be looking at Christmas dinner venues shortly so that may be a possibility. See you on the I.O.W. holiday if you’re going Best Wishes Gill Sunday Coaches I’ve been able to resurrect yet again some walks we’d previously planned, so thanks to the leaders, as ever. You’ll see booking slips again. The booking system will be retained as before, except each coach walk will have a two-week booking slot. If we do this, it means that more members have a chance of a place. If we do not get enough bookings it gives us time to cancel the coach without incurring a fee. As from the new syllabus, 36 pre-booked people can go on each trip. At £15 for each, we should then approximately break even. We expect booking to continue until at least September, as we cannot be sure what will happen. Even if we can have a full coach there might not be a big return to it by members, so booking would be a precaution, and then we could also go back onto Meetup if we had room. Ron has kindly agreed to deal with bookings until September. After that, with any luck, we’ll be back to ‘turn up and go’ on Sundays, and will be able to go back to our full range of destinations instead of having to pick from the cheapest! Jackie David Tupling R.I.P. As most of you will be aware following the surprise death of our colleague and friend David, his family organised a Direct Funeral. As a result of Covid our members were not able to pay their last respects to David. Since then I have been in contact with his sister Barbara to try to organize an event to scatter David`s ashes for family and club members. We had hoped to have a club walk involving scattering his ashes in one of his favourite areas. Covid-19 has made this very difficult. David`s family have now informed me they have booked on June 25th at East Riddlesden Hall to scatter David’s ashes where he was a volunteer, followed by the Airedale Heifer for a drink & a bite. Final times have yet to be confirmed and places may be limited so the family would like an indication of the number of members wishing to attend. This is probably for the catering but please contact me either by email or phone ASAP if you wish to attend either just the Hall or both the Hall & pub. Ian Ainley Email: [email protected] Phone : 01484 314591 DETAILS OF EVENTS JUNE-SEPTEMBER 2021 Saturday 26th June 2021 No 662 bus at 09.40 to Saltaire meet at Saltaire station bridge Leaders: Malcolm Walters, Jackie Wilkes and Djamel Bouzidi Saltaire World Heritage 20th Anniversary Saltaire and Heaton Woods Saltaire Circular a booking event; please see Meetup or contact Malcolm Sunday 27th June 2021 Maps 109, 110 Coach departs 09.00 (3) dep Keighley 08.30 Dovestones Edges, Pots and Pans A: Ronnie Wade Pots and Pans, Dove Stones Reservoir B: Jackie Wilkes C: Frank Starr and Rita Schofield all Greenfield to Uppermill bookings with £15 to Ronnie by 18th June please Saturday 3rd July 2021 No 67 bus at 09.40 to Cullingworth War Memorial -Leader: Margaret Newman Denholme Edge and Oxenhope Cullingworth circular Wednesday 7th July 2021 No 576 bus at 17.55 to Clayton Heights The Old Dolphin (arr 18.20) Leader: Mike Smith short circular walk followed by Cornish Pasty or Cheese and Onion Pasty, chips and peas;£5.50 per person Names and money to Linda by Thursday 1st July please Saturday 10th July 2021 No 427 bus (Wakefield, stand P) at 10.23 to Drighlington Cricket Club Leader: Jackie Hotchen Pudsey Beck(ons) Drighlington circular Sunday 11th July 2021 Map 98 Coach departs 09.00 (1) Stake Allotments and Semerwater A: Beverly Denton: Aysgarth to Bainbridge Semerwater B: Bainbridge Circular: Jonathan Ash The Setts and Semerwater C: Hawes to Bainbridge: Connie Jackson bookings with £15 to Ronnie between 18th June-7th July Saturday 17th July 2021 No X63 bus at 09.35 to Brighouse (Sainsbury’s) Leader: Ron Wade Calder Woodland Way part 1 Brighouse to Sowerby Bridge Saturday 24 th July 2021 No 662 bus at 09.20 to Keighley (arr 10.10) for bus no B1 at 10.25 to Haworth Leader: John Feather Haworth Circular Sunday 25th July 2021 Maps 98, 103 Coach departs 09.00 (1) Rylstone to Grassington A: Brian Humphrey B: Malcolm Walters C: Debbie Royle bookings with £15 to Ronnie between 7th-21st July Saturday 31st July 2021 Train at 09.07 from Bfd Forster Sq to Skipton returning from Cononley station Leader: Andrew Czenkusz Carleton Park Skipton to Cononley Saturday 7th August 2021 No 607 bus at 09.47 from Sunbridge Road to Thornton Church or bus no 67 at 09.30 from Keighley to Thornton Church Leader: Ron Wade Bronte Stones - Thornton to Haworth Sunday 8th August 2021 Maps 110, 119 Coach departs 09.00 (3) Dep Keighley 08.30 Derwent Edge A: High Bradfield to Bamford: David Purkis Wyming Brook B: Rivelin 1 to Bamford: Gill Darnbrook Derwent Valley Heritage Trail C: Yorkshire Bridge to Bamford Frank Starr and Rita Schofield Bookings with £15 to Ronnie between 21st July-4th August p Wednesday 11th August 2021 No X63 bus at 18.00 to Brighouse (Sainsburys). arr 18.26 and meet Sainsbury’s car park Cromwell Bottoms Nature Reserve Supper at Wetherspoons; order and pay on night Names to Linda by Thursday August 5th please Saturday 14th August 2021 Train at 10.00 from Bfd Forster Sq to Apperley Bridge Leader: John Feather Calverley Apperley Bridge Circular Saturday 21st August 2021 Train at 09.07 from Bfd Forster Sq. to Skipton, walk to bus station for bus no 59 (Harrogate) at 10.40 to Kex Gill Farm/summit (Map Ref: SE 130 549) meet leader here Leader: David Scurrah Beamsley Beacon and Round Hill Kex Gill to Skipton Option to finish at Addingham Sunday 22nd August 2021 Map 98 Coach departs 09.00 (1) Buckden Beck and More A: Ronnie Wade Buckden Pike for B Walkers B: Malcolm Walters Wharfedale Wandering C: Andrew Czenkusz all Buckden to Kettlewell bookings with £15 to Ronnie between 4th-18th August Saturday 28th August 2021 Train at 09.07 from Bradford Forster Sq to Steeton and Silsden Station (start and finish here) Leader: Robert Hoyle Silsden Circular Saturday 4th September 2021 No 67 bus at 09.40 to Cullingworth War Memorial or no 67 bus from Keighley at 09.30 Leader: John Feather Cullingworth Circular Sunday 5th September 2021 Map 103 Coach departs 09.00 (1) Tottridge Fell A: Newton to Chipping: Ronnie Wade Fair Snape Fell B: Dunsop Bridge to Chipping: Beverly Denton Root it Out C: Dunsop Bridge to Chipping Rita Schofield and Frank Starr bookings with £15 to Ronnie between 18th Aug-1st September please Saturday 11th September 2021 Train at 10.03 to Sowerby Bridge Leader: Ron Wade Calder Woodland Way part 2 Sowerby Bridge to Hebden Bridge Saturday 18th September 2021 No X63 bus at 09.35 to Appleton Academy, Wyke (meet leader here) Leader: Ian Ainley Shibden Dale Wyke to Shibden Hall Park Sunday 19th September 2021 Maps 103, 109 Coach departs 09.00 (3) dep Keighley 08.30 Back to the Valley A: Andrew Blakeley The Ways of Lancashire B: Ray Wilkes both Bacup to Owd Bett’s Healey Dell C: Nr Whitworth to Owd Bett’s: Jackie Wilkes bookings with £15 to Ronnie between 1st-15th September Saturday 25th September 2021 No A2 bus at 09.30 to Huby - Huby to Harrogate (option to finish at Pannal) Almscliffe Crag Leader: Andrew Czenkusz PLEASE USE THESE SLIPS TO BOOK, AT THE DATES MENTIONED. (Sorry, we don’t usually go on like this!) JW Please send the form for your chosen trip with a cheque (payable to Bradford CHA Rambling and Social Club) for £15 pp to Mr R Wade, 32 Maitland Close, Bradford, BD15 7WL.
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