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WALKS PROGRAMME E.G Notes about the Walks: • Arrive at least 15 minutes before the stated time - walks start promptly. • Call the leader if you would like more information about the walk or meeting place, or, in case of severe weather, phone before 8am to check arrangements • For other than half day walks and linear walks (unless otherwise stated) please bring a picnic lunch to eat in the open air. • Everyone participating in Ramblers walks and other activities does so at their own risk. • Dogs , under control, are welcome on our walks at the leader's discretion, except where noted. • Please make sure that you are fit enough to undertake the walk you intend to join. If you're unsure of your fitness level, try a short walk first: it's much better to find a walk a little too slow and easy than to make yourself miserable and exhausted. • Most walks are off-road in rural areas. Please have suitable footwear and clothing for the walk you intend to join, and bring some food and drink, even if the walk includes a pub or café break. Leaders may refuse to accept participants who in their opinion are inadequately equipped or unfit. When in doubt, contact the organisers or the walk Leader in advance. • For your own and others' safety please read and abide by any advice and guidelines issued by the WALKING FOR PLEASURE organisers, and the instructions of the walk Leader . Though walking is inherently one of the safest outdoor activities, no activity is completely without risk and it is your responsibility to behave sensibly and to minimise the potential for accidents to occur. MEETING POINTS When on-line you can click the link after the OS Grid Reference (GR) - WALKS PROGRAMME e.g. TQ426349 - to view a map of the start location. Post Codes : Following member requests, we are now including the nearest Post Code along with the Grid Reference of the car park for the start of APRIL to JUNE 2018 each walk. However, it should be noted that this will be the Post Code of the nearest building to the car park, and therefore may not be as accurate as the Grid Reference for country car parks. www.eastsurreywalkers.org.uk For the Wednesday LINEAR walks, always confirm the meeting and transport details with Nick or Bryan beforehand , in case arrangements have changed. Our walks are shown with a coloured background indicating the Grade of the walk, which in most cases will correlate to the type of walk as described below. You can find descriptions of what each Grade means on our website here . Key to Grades WHITE LEISURELY Short Walks L YELLOW MODERATE Linear Walks M GREEN MODERATE Long Walks M BLUE EASY Ambles E ROSE STRENUOUS Fitness Walks S Date/Time Leader Details Distance Date/Time Leader Details Distance Sunday Dormansland, Surrey 4.5 miles 01-Apr Adam W EASTER SUNDAY. Meet at Dormans station (7.2km) 10am 01342 832911 - park in road. Leisurely walk via Cook's Pond LEISURELY viaduct, Ken's Corduroy Road, Lingfield golf course. OS Map 146. GridRef: TQ396414 PostCode: RH7 6NH Wednesday Woldingham, Surrey 6 miles 04-Apr Malcolm N Meet at CP/lay-by on A22 Caterham By-pass, (9.7km) 10am 01883 330270 south of Caterham but before M25. LEISURELY 07453 266100 Undulating circular walk to Woldingham. OS Map 146. GridRef: TQ349535 PostCode: RH9 8DH Wednesday St Mary's Bay, Kent 9.5 miles 04-Apr Nick W and Bryan P LINEAR WALK, Pub Lunch Fifty One (15.3km) 11am [email protected] Degrees North, Section 1. OS Map 125. MODERATE g.uk Contact [email protected] 01883 722194 for full details of meeting place, times, 07905 511563 transport and lunch arrangements. Numbers are limited and priority is given to regular linear group walkers. GridRef: TQ999258 PostCode: TN29 9TS Thursday Outwood, Surrey 5.5 miles 05-Apr Jennie E Park in NT Car Park near Windmill. Through (8.8km) 10am 01883 716523 fields, lanes and woodland. No significant hills LEISURELY 07428 561938 but a dozen stiles. Bluebells if we are lucky! OS Map 146. GridRef: TQ328457 PostCode: RH1 5PW Friday Limpsfield, Surrey 3 miles 06-Apr Linda R MORNING AMBLE: Meet at CP opposite Golf (4.8km) 10am 01883 712184 Clubhouse, just off A25. Easy stroll through EASY 07703 114399 Limpsfield Chart woodlands; optional drink/lunch afterwards. OS Map 146. GridRef: TQ411527 PostCode: RH8 0SL ESW Walks Programme APRIL-JUNE 2018 Page 4 of 26 Date/Time Leader Details Distance Date/Time Leader Details Distance Friday Coulsdon, Surrey 3.5 miles Friday Hurst Green, Surrey 8.5 miles 06-Apr Moira S Fast Fitness Workout Walk. Meet in public CP (5.6km) 13-Apr Gordon R Park in Mill Lane CP. Challenging brisk but (13.7km) 10am 01883 349129 behind The Fox. Circular walk through Happy STRENUOUS 10am 01732 454708 mostly level walk to Staffhust Wood and back. STRENUOUS 07804 440159 Valley and Farthing Downs. A couple of 07766 884505 Complete in 3.5 hours. OS Map 147. inclines. Will take around 1 hour, fast walking. GridRef: TQ398509 PostCode: RH8 9DF Approx 3.5 mph. OS Map 146. Saturday Woldingham, Surrey 12 miles GridRef: TQ317567 PostCode: CR3 5QU 14-Apr Judy B Strenuous long walk. Meet at Woldingham (19.3km) Saturday Reigate, Surrey 6 miles 10am 07801 755317 Station, climb North Downs then to Godstone, STRENUOUS 07-Apr John N Park at Wray Lane CP at top of Reigate hill. (9.7km) and return via Oxted. Several steep climbs 10am 01883 717800 Walk across Reigate heath - level walk - LEISURELY and will be at a brisk pace with few stops. 07885 065950 should be less muddy. Optional refreshments Expect to complete in 5½ hours. at cafe at end. OS Map 146. OS Maps 146 and 147 GridRef: TQ263523 PostCode: RH2 9RP GridRef: TQ359563 PostCode: CR3 7LQ Sunday Limpsfield Chart, Surrey 10 miles Sunday Warlingham, Surrey 5 miles 08-Apr Ritchie B Meet at Scearn Bank CP, Kent Hatch Road. (16.1km) 15-Apr David S Park at Knights Garden Centre, Chelsham (8km) 10am 020 8549 6851 Fairly flat walk, through woodlands, no stiles. MODERATE 10am 01883 819011 well away from the entrance. Walk to Butterfly LEISURELY 07513 510646 Tea and biscuits at the end of the walk, 07513 944561 Walk up steep slope and over to Woldingham donations appreciated. OS Map 147 Golf Club. Cross Halliloo Road up steep slope GridRef: TQ432516 PostCode: RH8 0TL to Woldingham Church. Return via different Bring a picnic. route with another steep slope. Good views over the Valley. Optional coffee/lunch available at Knights.OS Map 146. Monday Oxted, Surrey 3.5 miles GridRef: TQ368581 PostCode: CR6 9DZ 09-Apr Graham W Fast Fitness Workout Walk. Park in Park (5.6km) 10am 01342 833453 Road (Oxted School end). Titsey yellow trail, STRENUOUS Tuesday Edenbridge, Kent 3.5 miles 07787 567227 one steep hill. Will take around 1 hour, fast 17-Apr Jim B MORNING AMBLE: Park in Edenbridge (5.6km) walking. Approx 3.5 mph. OS Maps 146 147. 10am 01732 866787 Rugby Club CP in Coomb Field. Walking to EASY GridRef: TQ397533 PostCode: RH8 0AQ 07795 447758 the south of Edenbridge. This is a flat walk but with 7 kissing gates and 3 stiles. Wednesday Keston Common, Kent 6 miles OS Map 147. 11-Apr Barry C Meet in car park on west side of A233. Walk (9.7km) GridRef: TQ440458 PostCode: TN8 5HZ 10am 01883 625413 via Leaves Green, Furze Bottom and Nash. LEISURELY 07850 729456 Muddy in places! OS Map 147. GridRef: TQ419640 PostCode: BR2 6AT ESW Walks Programme APRIL-JUNE 2018 Page 5 of 26 ESW Walks Programme APRIL-JUNE 2018 Page 6 of 26 Date/Time Leader Details Distance Date/Time Leader Details Distance Tuesday Godstone, Surrey 3.5 miles Sunday Limpsfield, Surrey 10.5 miles 17-Apr Angela B Fast Fitness Workout Walk. Park in North (5.6km) 22-Apr Anne S Park in Scearns Bank CP (B269) 500 yards (16.9km) 10am 01883 742926 Park Lane (towards the Orpheus Centre) but STRENUOUS 10am 01883 715781 East of church. Walk downhill through MODERATE 07771 641838 just off the A25 before where the quarry 07561 465344 farmland to Staffhurst Wood and Great Earls lorries cross the road. Undulating walk. Will Wood, hopefully carpeted with bluebells. take around 1 hour, fast walking. Approx 3.5 Several stiles; could be muddy; uphill back to mph.OS Map 146. Car Park. OS Map 147. GridRef: TQ342516 PostCode: RH9 8NS GridRef: TQ432516 PostCode: RH8 0TL Bring a picnic. Wednesday Smallfield, Surrey 5.5 miles 18-Apr Roger M Meet at Plough and Furrow PH. Country walk, (8.9km) Monday Old Oxted, Surrey 3 miles 10am 01293 773603 some stiles, undulating terrain.OS Map 146. LEISURELY 23-Apr Anne S MORNING AMBLE: Park at end of Old (4.8km) 07831 648086 GridRef: TQ322431 PostCode: RH6 9JW 10am 01883 715781 Godstone Road, past Bushey Croft. Pleasant EASY 07561 465344 walk to Tandridge Church over the Golf Wednesday Brookland, Kent 9 miles Course, then to Broadham Green and Oxted 18-Apr Nick W and Bryan P LINEAR WALK. Pub lunch.Fifty One Degrees (14.5km) Mill. Optional drink/snack afterwards. 10am [email protected] North, Section 2. OS Map 125. MODERATE OS Map 146. g.uk Contact [email protected] GridRef: TQ382521 PostCode: RH8 9JX 01883 722194 for full details of meeting place, times, 07905 511563 transport and lunch arrangements. Tuesday Limpsfield Chart, Surrey 3.5 miles Numbers are limited and priority is given to 24-Apr Helen W and Toni P Fast Fitness Workout Walk.
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