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Cancelling Or Amending a Published Walk NB Ramblers Association East Yorkshire and Derwent Area Winter 2017 Cancelling or Amending a Published Walk Thankfully, cancellation of a Led Walk published on the Ramblers National Walks Finder is infrequent and often because the: - 1. Start point is inaccessible due to weather 2. Planned route cannot be walked or is hazardous 3. Named leader is unavailable and a replacement cannot be found Fuller explanation of the above and policy can be read on the Area website www.eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk/doc-store/area- policy-reports When a Group Secretary, Walks Secretary or Leader wishes to cancel or make an amendment to the National Walks Finder they should contact one of the following: Geoff Richardson - email [email protected] or phone 0113 2813576 Tony Corrigan - email [email protected] or phone 01430 873734 Martin Hill - email [email protected] or phone 01377 270731 When a change is implemented please notify the appropriate Group Secretary. Check for the latest information relating to cancelled or amended led walks by looking at www.eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk NB: Explanation of Notes abbreviations follow the walks list DateHeadingDay Time Group Leader Miles Grid Ref. Location details Notes 24-Sep-17 Sun 10:00 B J Neal 8 TA 102 633 Burton Agnes House CP DoL 24-Sep-17 Sun 10:30 H&G D Stuart 8 SE 735 658 Kirkham Priory CP, near Malton YO60 7JS 24-Sep-17 Sun 10:00 P T Ashbridge 11 TA 216 696 Danes Dyke CP ND 24-Sep-17 Sun 10:00 R A Strickland 9.5 SE 612 887 Cowhouse Bank CP ND 24-Sep-17 Sun 10:00 S S Earnshaw 10 SE 830 519 Millington CP by church ND 25-Sep-17 Mon 13:00 A B Dodgson 6 SE 489 393 Sancton Methodist Church CP DoL 27-Sep-17 Wed 10:00 P C Freear 10 SE 724 960 Rosedale Abbey - Meet nr PCs ND 27-Sep-17 Wed 10:30 Y B Jaques 10 NZ 664 058 Westerdale VH CP ND 27-Sep-17 Wed 10:30 YA K Barrett 7 SE 446 621 Great Ouseburn VH CP ND 01-Oct-17 NorthSun York10:00 Moors B D Hepworth 11 SE 893 937 Hole of Horcum A169 car park (P&D) DoL 01-Oct-17 ASun walk from10:00 RosedaleP AbbeyR on thePrimmer NY Moors 10 SE 724 960 Rosedale Abbey - Meet nr PCs ND Registered assistance dogs allowed on all walks: Check for walk cancellations and updates at www.eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk Ramblers Association East Yorkshire and Derwent Area Winter 2017 01-Oct-17 NorthSun York10:00 Moors, InglebyR GreenhowA Fuller 10 NZ 582 063 Ingleby Greenhow CP off Church Lane ND 02-Oct-17 HempholmeMon 13:00 swing bridgeA CPL Taylor 6 TA 078 510 Hempholme swing bridge CP YO25 8NB DoL 03-Oct-17 NorthTue York09:30 Moors, HuttonY leM HoleWaind 6 SE 705 902 The Crown CP Hutton le Hole YO62 6UA PL2 ND 04-Oct-17 AWed walk from10:00 NewtonP on Rawcliffe,J Hutchinson NY Moors 12 SE 812 905 Newton on Rawcliffe ND 04-Oct-17 FromWed the10:00 foot of MountS SneverL&M Atkinson 6 SE 531 799 Oldstead, Black Swan CP ND 04-Oct-17 AWed Walk in10:30 NidderdaleY S Roberts 10 SE 253 612 Burnt Yates village CP ND 04-Oct-17 AWed Walk from10:30 EasingwoldY I Howard 10 SE 530 697 Easingwold Galtres Centre CP DoL 04-Oct-17 NorthWed York10:30 Moors YABoltby P Lewis 7 SE 509 877 Sneck Yate roadside parking ND 07-Oct-17 DisusedSat 10:00rail-track H&G& East YorkshireC&D Johnson Countryside walk8 SE 811 384 Holme-on-Spalding-Moor Village Hall, YO43 4EN 07-Oct-17 A Satwalk in11:00 East YorkshireH&H S Lack 7 SE 957 271 Welton Footbridge CP + AGM @ Green Dragon 3pm HH4 DoL 07-Oct-17 Sat 15:00 H&H Hull & Holderness AGM Green Dragon 3pm after walk HH4 DoL 8:43 Northern Rail from York to Harrogate, 07-Oct-17 YorkshireSat 10:10 Dales, NidderdaleYPT D 2 - SummerbridgeFelton to10L PateleySE Bridge 201 625 to catch 9:30 bus 24 to Summerbridge 08-Oct-17 EastSun Yorkshire,10:00 GarrowbyB B Dealey 10 SE 834 567 Wayrhamdale Picnic Site off A166 DoL 08-Oct-17 ASun walk from10:00 Pocklington,P YorkshireA Hutchinson Wolds 8 SE 802 489 Pocklington Bus Station ND 08-Oct-17 NorthSun York10:00 Moors, EgtonR BridgeI Gibbs 10 NZ 805 053 Egton Bridge CP ND 08-Oct-17 BesideSun the10:00 Seven S M Penrose 10 SE 744 856 Sinnington Main Street ND 09-Oct-17 LockingtonMon 13:00 A N Jeffrey 6 SE 996 473 Lockington VH, Thorpe-Chapel St DoL 11-Oct-17 AWed walk from10:00 SinningtonP on theS NYWhite Moors 12 SE 744 858 Sinnington Village Green ND 11-Oct-17 AWed Walk from10:30 BishopY Wilton S Fishwick 10 SE 799 554 Bishop Wilton VH CP ND 11-Oct-17 SnaithWed Area10:30 YA J Whipp 7 SE 643 223 Snaith station CP ND Hatfield Moors- Boston Park entrance off A614 13-Oct-17 HatfieldFri Moors10:00 natureH&G reserveM & wetlandsThomas 6 SE 683 048 between Hatfield Woodhouse & Blaxton DN7 6DR 14-Oct-17 A Satwalk in10:30 East YorkshireH&H S Mullarkey 8 SE 940 295 Brantingham Pond DoL 15-Oct-17 ASun walk from10:00 KirkhamP Priory,J HowardianHosdell Hills 10 SE 734 658 Kirkham Priory ND 15-Oct-17 NorthSun York10:00 Moors, LevishamR A Strickland 10 SE 833 906 Levisham Main Street ND 15-Oct-17 WW2Sun commemoration10:00 S in GrosmontS Earnshaw 10 NZ 867 081 Sleights, Salmon Leap CP ND 15-Oct-17 YorkshireSun Dales, HawesY York Coach Ramble Hawes. 3 walks available 16-Oct-17 ElloughtonMon 13:00 P.O A K Hood 6 SE 945 282 Elloughton Main Street P.O. DoL 17-Oct-17 YorkshireTue 10:30 Wolds,NorthY GrimstonJ McCreery 8 SE 839 677 Station Lane North Grimston ND 18-Oct-17 SectionWed 810:00 of the YorkshireP CastlesT Corrigan Way 10.5L SE 972 841 Section 8 of the Yorkshire Castles Way. PT ND Hutton Buscel Church.Walk to Scarborough,return by bus 18-Oct-17 AWed Walk from10:30 FouintainsY AbbeyL Dickie 11 SE 271 687 Fountains Abbey VC CP ND 18-Oct-17 AWed Walk from10:30 HacknessY I Gibbs 10 SE 967 900 Hackness VH CP ND 18-Oct-17 YorksWed Dales10:30 LofthouseYA J Wood 7 SE 104 734 Lofthouse near the pub ND 21-Oct-17 A Satwalk in11:00 HoldernessH&H E Wright 3 TA 238 270 Kelsey Lakes CP Burstwick DoL 8:18 Northern Rail to Halifax for10:00 bus 522 to 21-Oct-17 SouthSat Pennines,10:15 A629YPT to BrighouseA Strudwick 10.5L SE 071 294 Illingworth Registered assistance dogs allowed on all walks: Check for walk cancellations and updates at www.eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk Ramblers Association East Yorkshire and Derwent Area Winter 2017 22-Oct-17 YorkshireSun 10:00 Wolds, WeltonB G Bullock 8 SE 957 271 Welton, A63 Footbridge DoL 22-Oct-17 NorthSun Lincolnshire10:30 H&G countrysideB walkCurrey 8 SE 783 039 Epworth CP, near church, North Lincs. DN9 1ER 22-Oct-17 ASun walk from10:00 LocktonP on the DNY MoorsArcher 10 SE 846 899 Lockton Cemetery ND 22-Oct-17 YorkshireSun 10:00 Wolds, WestR KnaptonL Dickie 10 SE 875 754 West Knapton, layby A64 ND 22-Oct-17 HowardianSun 10:00 Hills S T Rhodes 10 SE 668 756 Hovingham Village Hall ND Railtrail Junction, A165 1 mile west of Coniston, HU11 23-Oct-17 SwineMon in13:00 HoldernessA P Godfrey 6 TA 144 355 DoL 4JB 25-Oct-17 AWed walk from10:00 RosedaleP AbbeyM on theHill NY Moors 10 SE 724 960 Rosedale Abbey - Meet nr PCs PO1 ND 25-Oct-17 AWed Walk from10:30 WelburnY L Gall 11 SE 722 678 Welburn Church, near Castle Howard ND 25-Oct-17 NorthWed York10:30 Moors CawthorneYA L Croskin 7 SE 783 895 Cawthorne Roman Camp ND 28-Oct-17 A Satwalk in11:00 HoldernessH&H P Godfrey 6 TA 144 355 Swine HU11 4JB DoL 29-Oct-17 EastSun Yorkshire,10:00 SeatonB RossC Prince 10 SE 781 413 Seaton Ross Village Hall DoL 29-Oct-17 ASun walk from10:00 Hovingham,P HowardianG Hadfield Hills 10 SE 667 756 Hovingham VH CP ND 29-Oct-17 YorkshireSun 12:30 Wolds, NorthR GrimstonA Laing 6 SE 839 677 North Grimston, Station Lane 29-Oct-17 OnSun royal10:00 soil S R Clutson 10 TA 014 927 Burniston, South End ND 30-Oct-17 BaintonMon Lay13:00 By A A Laing 6 SE 964 525 Bainton, layby, A114 DoL 01-Nov-17 AWed walk from10:00 North Landing,P SFlamboroughGoacher 10 TA 239 720 Flamborough, North Landing CP ND 01-Nov-17 AWed Walk from10:00 PateleyY Bridge A Fuller 9 SE 159 655 Pateley Bridge Nidd Walk long stay CP ND 01-Nov-17 AWed Walk from10:00 MillingtonY A Laing 10 SE 838 530 Millington Wood ND 01-Nov-17 HowardianWed 10:30 Hills AmotherbyYA A Allison 7 SE 749 735 Amotherby street parking ND Hambleton Cemetery Gateforth Ln Hambleton nr Selby 04-Nov-17 SelbySat Canal10:30 & NorthH&G YorkshireJ countrysideJackson 7.5 SE 555 304 YO8 9HP 04-Nov-17 A Satstory walk10:30 in EastH&H YorkshireR Abbott 3 SE 323 045 Abbots Walk, Cottingham HU16 5BG HH1 DoL 05-Nov-17 ASun walk from10:00 ThorntonP le Dale,S N YWhite Moors 12 SE 835 829 Thornton le Dale CP ND 05-Nov-17 NorthSun York10:00 Moors,HawnbyR J Wiseman 10 SE 540 917 Hawnby Moorgate 05-Nov-17 YorkshireSun 10:00 Wolds S A Wrightson 10 SE 868 502 Warter CP ND 06-Nov-17 AnnualMon DerwentbanksA Holiday Derwentbanks holiday, 4 nights, contact Ann Laing 01377 272524 ND 06-Nov-17 KiplingcoatesMon 13:00 StationA C.P A Harper 6 SE 928 439 Kiplingcoates Station C.P DoL 07-Nov-17 NorthTue Yorks,09:30 CarltonY HusthwaiteT Corrigan 6 SE 498 767 The Carlton Inn CP Carlton Husthwaite YO7 2BW PL2 ND 08-Nov-17 walkWed in nature10:00 reserveH&G on formerD Breachwaste site of power5 stationSE 655 284 Skylark Centre & Nature Reserve.
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