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February l??5 Aarch 1995 1 WED 1.30 Bilsborrow Church car park for Myerscough - 5 SUN 1.30 Baths car park, Skelmersdale {mr 444122) - W tPG] c [wLG] Church (mr 320065) for Altcar C 4 SAT 1.30 Akcar - 5 SUN 2.00 The Green, Wrea Green C IFGI lwLGl - 8 WED 1 .00 Beacon Fell W iFGl 5 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for Borwick and - 1 1 Rail Rambler to Saddleworth Moors Warton - B tFGl SAT (mr Sortie via 5 SUN 10.00 Market Slreet West, Preston, for Barker 1 1 SAT 1.30 Scorton Picnic Site 505504) for Nicky Brow car Park (mr 662349); walk via Nook tPGl Brockhall and Wilpshire - A [PG] 12 SUN 8.30 Community Centre, Garstang, for 5 SUN 1.30 Community Centre, Garstang, for Barnacre - Grassington and Hebden - B IGGI C IGG] 12 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for 5 SUN 2.00 Library car park, Freckleton, for Naze Point Fountains Fell - B+ - Flasby Fell- C+ C tFG] IFG] 15 1 .00 The Rock, Tockholes for Tockholes area C 8 WED 1.00 Scorton - W tFGl WED - lcGl 1 1 SAT Rail Rambler to Buxton 18 SAT 9.00 Community Centre, Garstang, for Kirkby 1 1 1.30 Market Square, Kirkham, Jor Sortie via Wrea SAT Lonsdalearea-B [GG] Green tPcI 18 SAT 10.00 Brock Mill car park for River Brock and district 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for 12 SUN _ B [CG] Whin Fell B+ - 18 10.15 Appley Bridge station for Rail Ramble to Healey Nab - C+ IFG] SAT Glossop [WLG] 12 SUN 9.00 Community Centre, Garstang, for Burneside 19 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for Bentham B andStaveley-B [GG] - iFG] 12 SUN 10.30 Gathurst railway station for Ashurst Beacon B tccl 19 SUN 9.00 Market Street.West, Preston, for Jubilee - Tower, Clougha (mr 543573); walk via Coppice 15 WED 1.00 Railway Hotel, Heapey, for White - Brennand Great Hill and Tower Wood - A+ C ICG] lsRGl 18 SAT 1 .00 Brinscall Baths for White Coppice - C tCGl 19 SUN 2.00 Brock Bridge car park (mr 549432) for Higher 19 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for Clapham - B Brock - C [FG] IFG] 22 WED 1.00 Brindle - W tFGl (mr 19 SUN 9.00 Market Street West, Preston, f or Levens 25 SAT Rail Rambler to Buxton and The Roaches 480S60); Levens circular walk A ISRGI - (mr Moss Side 'l 25 SAT 1.30 Leyland Cross 540216) for - 19 SUN 1 .30 Parbold shops car park for canal walk to c [sRG] Wigan and return by train - B IWLGI 26 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, Jor Settle B [FG] 19 SUN 2.00 Football Club car park (mr 373454) lor - 26 9.30 Community Centre, Garstang, for Newton Stalmine - C tFGl SUN and Dunsop Bridge B IGGI 22 WED 1.00 Calder Vale W tFGl - - 26 SUN 10.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Dunsop and Hawkshead 25 SAT Rail Rambler to Coniston Bridge; walk on Kitcham Hill by permission of 25 SAT 1 .30 Rufford Parish Church (mr 464156) f or Canal the Duchy ol Lancaster - A [SRG] and Croston Moss - C [SRG] 26 SUN 1.00 Health Centre, The Orchard, Croston, for 25 SAT 9.15 Adlington railway station for Moors Rail - A Croston area - C tcGl ICG] 26 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for Loughrigg Fell l9?5 - B+ or Duxbury Wood - C+ tFGl April 26 SUN 9.00 Community Centre, Garstang, for Ward's 1 SAT 9.30 Community Centre, Garstang, for Brock and (linear A Stone area walk) - IGG] Bleasdale - B IGGI 1 SAT 1.30 Hesketh Arms, Rufford, for Mere Sands Aarch l9?5 Wood - C [WLG] 2 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for park, Road, 1 WED 1.30 Cuerden Park car Wigan lor Great Shunner Fell - A Fliver Lostock tPGl Grange-Over-Sands - B tFGl 4 SAT 9.00 Chorley library for coach and Sth stage o{ 2 SUN 10.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Rivington Ribble Way (tel 01257 262122 for details) Top Barn (mr 633145); walk via Barrow tccI Bridge - A ISRG] 5 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for Stocks 2 SUN 10.30 Holme (mr 526796) for Farleton Fell, Burton Reservoir - B IFG] and canal- B ICGI 5 SUN 1c.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Wycoller 2 SUN 2.00 Public car park, St Michaels, for river walk C via Boulsworth - car park (mr 926396); walk IFG] Hilt- [sRG] A 5 WED 1.30 Morrisons Lighthouse, Preston Dock, for for Nateby 5 SUN 1.30 Community Centre, Garstang, Savick Brook - W tPG] area - C [cc] April 1995 fr.oy lr?5 I SAT 20th Anniversary Rail Rambler to Chirk and 14 SUN 10.00 Market Street West, Preston, ior Cocker- Offa's DYke ham; walk via Glasson Dock - B [SRG] e SAT 8.30Community Centre, Garstang,lor High 14 SUN 2.00 Market Square, Kirkham - C IFGI Street and KidstY Pike - B+ tGGl 17 WED 1.00 The Black Dog, Mawdesley, lor Mawdesley 8 SAT 1 .30 Churchtown Church car park (mr 481 428) lor area - C tCGl Sortie via River Brock tPGl 17 WED 1.30Junction Gamull Lane/Longridge Road, Wood W+ 12 WED l.O0OverWYre-W [FG] Ribbleton, for Squire Anderton's - tPG] 14 FRI 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for Whin Fell B - park, IFG] 17 WED 7.15 Beacon Park Centre car Skelmersdale (mr 506067)- C [WLG] Market Street West, Preston, for Garstang 16 SUN 10.00 _ Community Centre (mr 493454); walk via 21 SUN JUBILEE WALKS SEE BELOW Grizedale - A tPGl 24 WED 1.00 Witton Park - W IFGI 16 SUN 2,00 Thatched Cottage, Moor Side Lane, {or 25 THU 7.00 Worden Park, Leyland (mr 542210) for Treales and Roseacre - C tFGl Euxton - c [sRG] 17 MON 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, lor Ward's Stone - 27 SAT 1 .30 Chippin g (mr 622433) for Lickhurst - CISRG] B+ IFGI 27 SAT 1.45 Blackrod railway station for Moors Rail - C 19 WED 1 .00 The Blue Anchor, Bretherton, f or Croston - ICG] c tccl 28 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for 19 WED 1 .30 Wickens Lane End, Bleasdale (mr Haystacks - A 574t/2441) for Cock Hill - W+ [PG] Grassington - B IFG] 20 THU 7.1 5 St Mary's Church on 85197 between 2e SUN 9.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Birk Bank Ormskirk and Kirkby (mr 406039)- C [WLG] car park (mr 526604); walk via Clougha - A 22 SAT 8.00 Community Centre, Garstang, for IPG] Seathwaite and Duddon Valley - B tGGl 28 SUN 2.00 Black Bull, Great Eccleston - C [FG] 23 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, {or 31 WED 7.15 Vicarage Lane, Ruff Wood (mr 428074)'tor Blencathra - A Ormskirk- C [WLG] Killington Lake - B iFG] 26 WED 1.00 Tockholes - W [FG] Sunday Zlsf AoY 29 SAT 'l .30 Parbold station (mr 491 108) {or Harrock Hill - Special Jubilee Wqll<s and picnic qt Preston C (NB do not use railwaY car Park, but Park, adiacent streets.) [SRG] All the following events include meeting at Avenham Preston at 1.00 for a grand Picnic. 29 SAT 2"00 Lester Mill Quarry car park for Anglezarke - c tccj Details f rom one of the Group Contacts below. 30 SUN 9.oo Market Square, Kirkham, for 9.00 Community Centre, Garstang [GG] Burnsall - A 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham tFG] Saddleworth - B IFG] 1.30 Preston Town Trail [WLG] 30 SUN 9.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Stock Lane details to be Three walks ICG] car park, Grasmere (mr 339072); walk via announced Local walks lsRG & PGI HighRaise-A IPGI 30 SUN '10.00 Birkacre car park for Chorley circular - B [CGl Group Contacts 30 SUN 2.00 Quarry car park (mr 573428) for Beacon Fell For more details of all the rambles, events and iFG] -C excursions, the contacts are: Aoy l?r5 CG Chorley Group - Marion Schmuhl, tel01254 830047 3 WED 1.30 Hurst Green (centre) for Stoneyhurst and Fc Fylde Group - River Ribble-W tPGl Alan RoY, tel 01253 882599 6 SAT 9.00 Community Centre, Garstang, for Dent area GG Garstang Group - - A IGG] Alan Atkinson, tel 01524791941 7 SUN 9.00 Chorley bus station car park for Hebden Dale PG Preston GrouP - tel 01772727366 and Hardcastle Crags - B tCGl Fred coulthurst, SRG South Ribble GrouP Burscough, Ormskirk - I MON Coach to Buxton from David Kelly, :te|01772 312027 (tel 01772 812034 for and Skelmersdale WLG West Lancs GrouP - details) twLGl Geoff Wright, tel 01772 812034 10 WED 1.00 Crook Of Lune - W iFGl 11 THU 1.30 Midge Hall Chapel (mr 513230) for Longton Grades of walks Moss [sRG] fairly strenuous (10 to 14 miles) Community Centre, Garstang, for coach to A 13 SAT 8.30 B moderate (7 to 10 miles) Derbyshire tGGl C easy (3 to 7 miles) 13 SAT 1 .30 Calder Vale (mr 533458) f or Sortie via W short afternoon "Wednesday WallC' Bleasdale Tower IPGI Sortie "Short Organised Ramble To lnterest 14 SUN 9.00 Chorley bus station car park for Everyone" lngleborough via Gaping Gill- A tCGl place for all rambles is the first place stal 14 SUN 9.00 Market Square, Kirkham, for The meeting Shared cars are usually used for rambk Kidsry Pike A on each date. - which start some distance away. Edgeworth - B IFG].
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