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Out of Doors Society Walks List 2021/22 Out Of Doors Society Walks List 2021/22 The Out Of Doors Society presents the following programme of events for the 2021/22 academic year, enabling you to explore the beautiful South West. Costs are kept to a minimum, and each walk is chosen to be suitable for all, generally 7-11 miles. Details of walks are available on our Guild page, will be posted on Facebook and sent out by email. Non-members, first-timers and old-timers are always welcome! Please note that walks are subject to change. Participants will be notified of any changes by email and on our Facebook page. Questions/comments/suggestions? Email us: [email protected] MICHAELMAS TERM P Freshers' Week Budleigh Salterton to Exmouth Tuesday 14th September Jurassic Coast A Freshers’ Week Exeter Riverside Loop via Double Locks Thursday 16th September Mid Devon C Week 1 Boscastle to Tintagel Saturday 25th September Cornish Coast C Week 2 Malborough to Salcombe Saturday 2nd October South Hams C Week 3 Minehead to Porlock Saturday 9th October Exmoor C Week 4 Burgh Island Saturday 16th October South Hams C Week 5 Magical Mystery Tour Weekend 22nd – 24th October Top Secret! C Week 6 Polperro to Looe Saturday 30th October Cornish Coast P Week 7 South Brent to Buckfastleigh Saturday 6th November Dartmoor P Week 8 Newton Poppleford to Woodbury Saturday 13th November East Devon P Week 9 Maidencombe to Dawlish Saturday 20th November Torbay P Week 10 Feniton to Whimple Saturday 27th November East Devon P Week 11 Okehampton Circular Christmas Special Saturday 4th December Dartmoor LENT TERM P Week 0 Ivybridge Circular Saturday 15th January Dartmoor C Week 1 Shipham to Cheddar Saturday 22nd January Mendips C Week 2 Rame to Cremyll Saturday 29th January Cornish Coast C Week 3 Exford to Dulverton Saturday 5th February Exmoor C Week 4 Osmington Mills to Lulworth Cove Saturday 12th February Jurassic Coast P Week 5 Asphrington to Kingswear Saturday 19th February South Hams P Week 6 Axminster to Lyme Regis Saturday 26th February West Dorset P Week 7 Belstone to Lydford Saturday 5th March Dartmoor P Week 8 Paignton to Brixham Saturday 12th March Torbay P Week 9 Steps Bridge to Moretonhampstead Saturday 19th March Dartmoor P Week 10 Seaton to Sidmouth Saturday 26th March Jurassic Coast TRINITY TERM* P Week 1 Exeter Green Circle Saturday 30th April Mid Devon P Week 2 Stoke Canon to Killerton Saturday 7th May East Devon P Week 3 Dawlish Warren to Topsham Saturday 14th May Torbay P Week 4 Crediton Circular Saturday 21st May Mid Devon ? Week 5 Summer Weekend Away Weekend 27th – 30th May To Be Announced C Week 5 Abbotsbury to Dorchester Saturday 4th June West Dorset P Week 6 Torquay to Exeter Challenge Saturday 11th June Devon Coast C Coach. These are £10 for members and £15 for non-members. P Public Transport. Total fare not usually more than £10 Coach pickups are at St David’s Station, Lafrowda Cottage and A: Wheelchair Accessible Throughout VUE Cinema (bus stop 39) * Walks in summer exam season subject to committee availability For all walks please bring strong, sturdy footwear, appropriate clothing and waterproofs, money, a packed lunch and plenty to drink! For more details, join our Facebook Group Out of Doors Society Exeter To purchase membership* visit our Students’ Guild page at http://www.exeterguild.org/societies/outofdoors/, For OODles of joy visit our website at https://oodsexeteruni.wordpress.com/ *Associate Membership requires an additional one-off payment of £25 to become an Associate Member of the Students’ Guild, and is available to Alumni and friends of current students. .
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