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THE RAMBLERS - EAST BERKS GROUP WALKS PROGRAMME: January – April 2017. In this programme: the Cotswold Way; 75 walks (including 11 Leisurely), with 3 Saturday walks, a dawn walk and 2 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 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 website 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 Welcome Everyone is very welcome to join a suitable walk in order to get to know East Berks Ramblers. Sunday Leisurely 10.15 am. Jubilee River and Thames Path. SU 952 795 1 January Flat Park in the ASDA car park at Cippenham, for an easy walk along the SL1 9LA No stiles Jubilee River, via a café stop at Windsor Bridge. (Sadly "best 6 miles Festival of chocolate in Windsor" no longer available) Winter Walks Leaders: Mike + Cilla T. 01628 662808 / 07718762469 Wednesday Leisurely 10.15 am. Wentworth golf course walk. SU 955 668 4 January Flat Start from the free car park in Sunningdale, (Broomhall CP) off the SL5 0DJ No stiles A30, for a leisurely walk through Wentworth golf course. 4.5 miles Leaders: Jean and Don T. 01753 860708 Festival of Winter Walks Moderate 10.15 am. Winter Hill, Bisham Woods and Cookham Dean. SU 870 860 Flat Start at the car park at the top of Winter Hill. A fairly flat walk through SL6 9TS Bisham woods to Pinkneys Green and return via Copas Farm nearest and Cookham. 6 miles Leader: Eve N. 01628 622279 / 07708 049589 Sunday Leisurely, 10.15 am. Spade Oak and Little Marlow. SU 883 875 8 January Gentle hills Park in NT car park in Coldmoorholme Lane, Bourne End (beyond SL8 5PT pub) for a walk around Spade Oak and little Marlow. 4.3 miles Festival of Leader: Tony H. 01628 623140 Winter Walks 10.00 am. (Note time) West of West Wycombe. SU 826 948 Moderate Meet at West Wycombe “Hell Fire Caves” car park. For a hilly walk in HP14 3AP Hilly the Cotswolds. Bring food & drink for the day. Leader: Roy G. 01628 637878 / 07450 851884 10 miles 1,240 ft Wednesday Leisurely 10.15 am. Pitlands Farm and Weycock High Road. SU 822 794 11 January Slight hill Start from lay-by on Bath Road (A4) Knowl Hill for a walk over the RG10 9UR common to Waltham St Lawrence and back passing by Castle Royle 4.25 miles golf course. Leader: Brenda C-S. 01753 868669 Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) Cadmore End and Chiltern Hills. SU 783 925 Hilly Park on the verge near the church or on the approach road. A hilly HP14 3PJ walk with a few stiles. 7 miles Leader: Meg K. 01494 881825 / 07811 149789 Saturday Moderate 10.15 am. Wooburn Green and Dipple Wood. SU 910 878 14 January Meet at Wooburn Park free car park. The walk passes through HP10 0PW undulating farmland and woods to the heath of Littleworth Common. 7 miles Leader: Juliet W. 01628 473195 / 07583 694911 Sunday Moderate 10.15 am. Cookham Dean and Cockmarsh & New Year Lunch. SU 885 859 15 January Small hills Park at the far end of the Winter Hill Golf Club car-park. (This is with SL6 9RP the kind permission of John Lewis, and courtesy must be given to 5.5 miles golfers). The walk will take in Cockmarsh, Winter Hill and Cookham Dean. It will be followed by the Group's New Year Lunch in the Club House, only for those who have pre-booked. Leaders: Gordon & Pera M: 01628 629155 / 07769 952884 Wednesday Moderate 10.15 am. Rebecca’s Well and Bottom Boles Wood. SU 794 786 18 January Hilly Meet at Recreation Ground, Recreation Road, off Victoria Road, RG10 8BH Wargrave for walk around fields and tracks of Crazies Hill, visiting 4.5 miles Rebecca’s Well. Walk 8 RfP Green Book, “in East Berks”. Leaders: Jacqui J. 07939 871143 and Viv W. 07762 320260 Moderate 10.15 am. Taplow/Jubilee river/Thames path circular walk. SU 927 790 Flat Starts from Dorney Garden Centre. Park at the far end. If you can SL4 6QP make use of the café at the end of the walk it would be appreciated. c 7 miles Moderate pace to keep warm, on mainly flat paths! Leader: Linda H. 07960 987290 Sunday Moderate 10.15 am. Aston and Remenham. SU 785 854 22 January Start at car park at Mill End, Hambleden for a walk, taking in Aston RG9 6TL and Remenham, returning along the Thames. Walk 19 RfP Blue 4.25 miles Book. Leader: Alma R. 01628 781827 / 07817 607261 Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) Boulters Lock, Thames Path and Bray SU 902 826 Mainly flat Village. SL6 8JN Based on RfP Along the Thames Walk 6 with a variation and c.7 miles extension of the route. Flat riverside walk including ‘missing link’ footpath, with ascent over Summerleaze Bridge to cross over River Thames. Start Point: Boulters Lock Car Park (not Riverside CP). Free with Advantage Card or 50p for 3 hours. £1 for all over 3 hours. Leader: Malcolm S. 01628 826210 or 07733 426699 on day. Wednesday Moderate 10.15 am. Pinkneys Green. SU 854 816 25 January Undulating Parking at Pinkneys Drive NT car park for a walk across Pinkneys No PC Green to Malders Lane returning via Hindhay Lane and Pinkneys 4 miles Farm. Leader: Christine B. 01628 627161 Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) Hambleden and Marlow Common. SU 785 865 Hilly A hilly walk starting in the car park behind the Stag & Huntsman PH. RG9 6RP 10 stiles The route heads east through Rotten Row to Marlow Common 6.5 miles before swinging north-west and back towards Hambleden. Leaders: Caroline & Graham S. 01189 320060 / 07985 139524 Sunday Leisurely 10.15 am. Around Hambleden. SU 785 855 29 January Hilly Meet at the car park at Mill End, Hambleden for a ramble through RG9 6TL Hambleden valley followed by a walk uphill before returning downhill 3.5 miles to the car park. Leader: Andrea D. 07845 940402 Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) A (different) mystery walk from SU 718 887 Hilly Maidensgrove. RG9 6EY Park considerately on the grass on the right before the bend in the nearest road as you come up from Stonor. Bring food and drink for the day. c9-10 miles Leader: Gail C. 07733 087217 Wednesday Moderate 10.15 am. Dorney, Thames Path and Jubilee River. SU 927 789 1 February Park considerately at the far end of the garden centre car park at SL4 6QP Dorney Court. The walk is flat and passes Dorney Rowing Lake and 5.5 miles along the Thames Path to Boveney Lock, then through Eton Wick to reach the Jubilee Rover following its watercourse, reed beds and wetland nature reserve. Leaders: Eileen S. 07719 141516 and Sue S. 07748 350283 Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) Windsor Great Park. SU 978 722 Meet at Bishopsgate for a walk including the Copper Horse, Totem TW20 0XU pole and the lake. 7 miles Leader: Hilde J. 01753 867179 Saturday Moderate 10.15 am. Maidenhead Thicket and Pinkney’s Green. SU 859 803 4 February Mainly flat RfP ‘In East Berks’ (dark green book) Walk 2 with amendments. SL6 4QQ Incorporating part of Maidenhead Boundary Walk. Start point NT car (nearest) park off Cannon Lane, next to A404 (M4) flyover. c 6 miles Leader: Malcolm S. 01628 826210 or 07733 426699 on the day. Sunday Moderate 10.15 am. Swans Way and Snowdrops at Swyncombe SU 666 914 5 February Hilly From Henley take the A4130 to Nettlebed. Turn right on the B481 RG10 6PE towards Watlington. At Cookley Green turn left to Swyncombe. Go (nearest) down the hill past the lane to the church and about 1 mile further on 5.5 miles park on the right where the road bends sharply left. A hilly walk with a stop at Swyncombe Church where the snowdrops should be in bloom. Some parts probably muddy. Leader: Phil S. 07818 443390 SU 760 825 Moderate 10.00 am. (Note time) Thames Path & Oxfordshire Way. RG9 2AA Hilly Meet in the Greys Rd CP, Henley, bring food & drink for the day.
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    SOUTH1VIMLANDS ARC'HAEOLOGY The Newsletter of the Council for British Archaeology, South Midlands Group (Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire) NUIVIBER 33, 2003 CONTENTS Page Editorial Bedfordshire 1 Buckinghamshire 21 Northamptonshire 37 Oxfordshire 57 Index 113 Notes for Contributors 125 It should be noted that the reports in this volume refer, in the main, to work carried out in 2002. EDITOR: Barry Home CHAIRMAN: Ted Legg 'Beaumont' 17 Napier Street Church End Bletchley Edlesborough Milton Keynes Dunstable, Beds MK2 2NF LU6 2EP HON SEC: Vacant TREASURER: Gerry Mico 6 Rowan Close Brackley NN13 6PB Typeset by Barry Home ISSN 0960-7552 EDITORIAL Welcome to volume 33. The cumulative index to volumes 1-33, is available on the website at WWW.britarch.ac.uk/smaindex If anyone wishes to have a copy for their own PC would they please send me a 3.5" disk and a stamped addressed envelope and I will provide them with a copy. A number of new organisations have provided reports and this is very encouraging. However, some organisations continue to provide no report of their work in the area, in particular I know of one which has done work in it on a gas pipeline and a churchyard near where I live. I'm sure there are others. County archaeologists and peers must apply pressure to these defaulters. Through this editorial could I please request that when contract archaeologists do work in an area they make their presence known to the local archaeological society, because it is that society to which the public will address questions about what is going on; it does help archaeology's image if we all seem to be working together.
  • Volumes/Mac a to Z/Q to Z/W/WDC/MAR-2019/002732

    Volumes/Mac a to Z/Q to Z/W/WDC/MAR-2019/002732

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