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List of Roamers' Walks in 2020 Skiddaw U3A Roamers Convenor: Anna Nolan [email protected]; tel: 017687 71197 Average number of Roamers per walk At the date of the latest walk From 2017 until the latest 2020 In 2020 only walk Total no of walkers Average number of Total no of walkers Average number divided by the no walkers per walk divided by the no of walkers per of walks of walks walk 1,094 : 82 = 13.34 93 : 7 = 13.3 Cumulative totals suspended after walk no 82 (7th in 2020) because the figures remain distorted owing to the pandemic List of Roamers’ walks in 2020 NOTE 1: Top number – from 9th March 2017; bottom number – 2020 only NOTE 2: Clearly, the walks are listed in reverse chronological order No Date Walk Led Walkers (no/ names) Day 2020 by 91 17/12 Whinlatter Forest Trails; Anna 11 Cloudy with using bus X5; starting in Alison, Ailsa, Gill, some 16 Thornthwaite & ending in Jacqui, Jo, Carole, rain Braithwaite; taking in several Linda & Alan, Ian, undulating trails; circa 8 miles Peter 90 10/12 The recently re-opened Anna 24 Cloudy Keswick-Threlkeld railway Jo, Sally, Sue, Alison but dry 15 trail and Brundholme B, Alison L, Ailsa, Gill, Woods; circa 8 miles Dorothy H, Dorothy C, Rosemary, Lena, Maggie, Jacqui, Christine, Carole, Linda & Alan, Heather & Brian, Vinnie, John B, Robin, Ian Another coronavirus break (second lockdown) 1 89 22/10 Up or around Rannerdale Eleanor 20 Rainy Knotts from Lanthwaite & Paul Dorothy H, Susan, 14 Green; Option 1, led by Jacqui, Ailsa, Alison, Eleanor incl. Rannerdale Joanna, Sue, Pam R, Knotts – 9 miles; Option Linda & Alan, Gill, Rose 2, led by Paul – 6 miles & John J, Lyn & John, Liz, Jo, Heather 88 8/10 Allerdale Ramble from Dorothy 15 Sunny Cockermouth, including Jacqui, Ian, Jo, 13 Redmain, Isel and Watch Eleanor, Andrew, Hill; using the bus (X5); Christine, Anne D, undulating; 8 miles Carole, Susan, Gill, Liz, Pam, Lyn & John 87 26/09 Alcock Tarn & around Anna 8 Sunny but cold Grasmere Lake; using the Alison, Ailsa, Jacqui, & windy 12 bus (555); from Grasmere; Lena, Eleanor, Angy, return via White Moss; 5.5 Sue miles 86 10/09 Wansfell & Wansfell Pike; Anna 15 Murky but dry using the bus (555); from Alison, Jacqui, Jo, and not 11 Ambleside; return via Dorothy C, Lena, Lyn, too Troutbeck and Robin Lane; Liz, Eleanor, Gill, windy 7.5 miles; 1,700 feet of Christine G, Carole, ascent David F, John B, Vinnie 85 26/08 Silver How; using the bus Anna 8 Grey and (555); from Dove Cottage via Alison, Dorothy H, drizzly 10 White Moss & Loughrigg Lena, Eleanor, Gill, Terrace; 6 miles Ian, David F 84 14/08 Helm Crag, Gibson Knott, Anna 6 Hot & 9 Calf Crag & Steel Fell; using Alison, Jacqui, Dorothy sunny the bus (555); 8 miles H, Linda, Lena 83 30/07 Latrigg; from Spooney Green Anna 7 Rainy & murky; Lave; descent across Beth, Jo, Julie, Anne drier 8 Brundholme Wood; 5.5 miles D, Jacqui, Vinnie later 82 16/07 Bleaberry Fell; via Ashness Anna 12 altogether Cloudy but dry; Bridge; return to Keswick by & Group 1: Anna, drizzle 7 Rakefoot Farm; 8 miles Anne Alison, Maggie, on the D Eleanor, Ian, Robin top Group 2: Anne D, Joanna, Lena, Rose & John, Vinnie Coronavirus break (first lockdown) 81 13/03 Glenridding Dodd & Anna 9 Largely Re- Jacqui, Dorothy H, Lena, dry & Glenridding Valley; from windless 6 sche- Glencoyne Bridge just over 7 John B, Stan, Joanna, duled miles Gaynor & Dave 80 27/02 Grasmere to Ambleside; Anna 14 Sunny Jacqui, Dorothy C, Sue and using a bus; via Dow Bank, windy; Huntingstile Crag, High Close B, Christine G, Hilary, 2 5 and Loughrigg Tarn; circa 7 Liz, Alison, Linda & Alan, sleet at miles Robin, Stan, John B, the end David (no Vinnie) 79 13/02 Wythop Woods & Wythop Anna 12 Some drizzle Valley; using a bus to Jacqui, Joanna, Jennie, but not 4 Woodend Brow; via Kelsick in Dorothy H, Jo, Sue B, too bad the Wythop Valley; 7.5 miles Christine G, Robin, Stan, Mike R, Vinnie 78 6/02 Meal Fell & Great Cockup Anna 16 Sunny & from Over Water; via Linda, Carole, Alison, windless 3 Longlands; return over Little Pam G, Joanna, Hilary, Cockup and via Orthwaite; Dorothy H, Beth, Julie, 7.5 miles Angy, Helen J, Robin, Stan, Ian, Vinnie 77 23/01 Gowbarrow Fell; from Aira Anna 9 Dry & Re- Force; first along Aira Beck; Alison, Carole, Joanna, windless 2 sche- circling the fell; 5 miles Julie, Stan, Linda & Alan, duled Vinnie 76 3/01 Thornthwaite to Keswick Anna 21 Largely dry; over Braithwaite How; Jo, Rosemary, Alison, some 1 Braithwaite; Little Braithwaite; Romy, Joanna. Sandra, sun; rain following Newlands Beck to Liz, Hilary, Anne & Kim, later; Stair; then Skelgill; return Lesley & Ken, Olga & windy along Cumbria Way via Frank, Robin, Peter, John M, Nicky, Stan, Portinscale; 7.5 miles Vinnie 3 .
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