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August 2016 to January 2017 1 Alnwick http://www.northumbriaramblers.org.uk/groups/alnwick All walks are on Sunday Walks Secretary: H Corby, Garden Cottage, Alnmouth Road, Alnwick, NE66 2QG. Tel 01665 604012 Meeting place: Start of walk. All walks start at 10.30 unless otherwise stated. If weather is inclement, check with leader . Date Venue OS Ref Miles Leader Phone 2016 Circular round Belford. NU107338 10 Derek Gander 01670 787443 Aug 7 Meet at the Community Centre. M Aug 21 Tour of the Crags. Coldlaw, Langlee Crags, NT975250 8.5 Heather Corby 01665 604012 Middleton Crags, S Middleton, Old Middleton. M Meet at Carey Burn Bridge Sept 4 Eccles Cairn and College Valley NT894281 8 Elidh and Derek 01665 574839 Walk to Scotland. Meet at Hethpool carpark M Gardiner Sept 18 Alnmouth to Birling Carrs via Foxton and NU246103 9 Paul Wright 01665 799403 Lesbury. M Meet at junction of Riverside and Marine Roads. Oct 2 Ingram, Wether Hill, Old Fawdon Hill, NU018163 7 Colin and Larraine 01665 711797 Fawdon, Brandon, Ingram Mill. M Duquemin Meet at Ingram Bridge carpark Oct 16 Harbottle – Drakestone-Clennell circular. NT926049 7.5 Paul and Barbara 01665 830039 Meet at Forestry Commission woodland car M Hargreaves park, west of Harbottle Village Nov 6 Wannie Line from Scots Gap NZ038864 7 Janice Clarke 0191 2368850 Meet at NT HQ Car park L Nov 20 North Sunderland, Seahouses and Bamburgh. NU210314 7.5 Nigel and Janet 01665 830313 Park considerately in N Sunderland and meet at L Towers Main Street and Broad Road junction. Dec 4 AGM Lesbury Village Hall. 1200 to 14.00. NU236116 Walk lead by Elidh 01665 574839 Short walk around Lesbury before the AGM. L and Derek Gardiner Meet at Village Hall. Dec 18 Amble/Warkworth circular NU263047 6 Daphne Kelly 0191 2586834 Meet at Braid Car park, Amble L 2017 Two Rivers walk around Mitford. NZ172860 6.8 Penny Ford 01670 788278 Jan 1 Meet at Plough Inn, Mitford. L Jan 15 Craster to Beadnell linear walk along coastal NU256198 8.5 Daphne Kelly 0191 2586834 path. Return bus from Beadnell at 16.15pm. M Meet at Craster car park. (NB £2 parking.) Grading guide: S: Strenuous walk, typically more than 10 miles over rough terrain with steep gradients M+: Moderate “plus” walk, typically between 8-10 miles, over rough terrain with steep gradients M: Moderate walk typically between 7-10 miles, may involve some climbing of some gradients L: Leisurely walk, generally flat August 2016 to January 2017 1 Berwick http://www.northumbriaramblers.org.uk/groups/berwick Walks Secretary: Derrick Joanes 01289 309581 Group Secretary: Serena Dean 01289 388668 Special events: Away Days (Callander): 12th – 15th September 2016. Festival of Winter Walks: 18th December 2016 to 8th January 2017 Meeting place: Wallace Green car park, Berwick (see time at WG) to arrange car sharing, except for walks using public transport as indicated Date Venue OS Ref Miles Leader Phone 2016 The Herring Road NT643643 10 David Langworth 07876 134984 Aug 6 WG 09:00. Start 10:00 Aug 14 Kirknewton, College Valley NT913303 10 Helen Rabour 01573 470361 WG 09:30. Start 10:15 Aug 21 Quarryhouse Circular NU109243 8 Erica Bamford 01289 302559 WG 09:30. Start 10:15 Aug 28 Edin’s Hall Broch NT762619 8 Sue Richardson 01289 332755 WG 09:30. Start 10:15 Sept 4 Greenlaw to Duns - linear NT711461 9.5 Phil Thompson 01361 883540 WG 09:30. Join 11:25 bus from Duns Sept 10 Alnmouth to Craster - linear NU231110 8.5 Derrick Joanes 01289 309581 Train 08:47 Berwick to Alnmouth Sept 18 Rubers Law NT568184 10.5 Annie Watt 01289 307656 WG 09:00. Start 10:00 Sept 25 Alnham Circular NT992109 7 David Cant 07785 995252 WG 09:30. Start 10:30 Oct 2 The end of the Pennine Way NT839277 7 Serena Dean 01289 388668 WG 09:30. Start 10:15 Oct 9 Abbey St. Bathans Circular NT762619 9 Helen Rabour 01573 470361 WG 09:30. Start 10:15 Oct 16 Bamburgh to Belford - linear NU180349 7 Keith Johnson 01289 303767 Bus 09:12 Berwick Rail Stn/ 09:17 Golden Sq Oct 22 A section of St. Oswald’s Way - linear NU058015 7 Barbara Sexon 01669 621288 WG 09:30. Start 10:30 Oct 30 Hill Forts Hike NT894281 8 Elliott Ray 01289 306955 WG 09:30. Start 10:15 August 2016 to January 2017 2 Berwick http://www.northumbriaramblers.org.uk/groups/berwick continued Date Venue OS Ref Miles Leader Phone Nov 6 Hedgehope from the Breamish Valley NT976162 10 Annie Watt 01289 307656 WG 09:00. Start 09:50 Nov 13 A Memorial Walk Repeated NT989282 8 David Griggs 01665 589289 WG 10:00. Start 10:30 Nov 20 Chillingham Woodland Walk NU062259 6 Margaret Anderson 01289 305483 WG 09:30. Start 10:05 Nov 27 Quirky Monuments NT576317 7.5 Gemma Banks 01890 820452 WG 09:15. Start 10:15 Dec 4 Wooler Circular NT989282 6 Serena Dean 01289 388668 WG 09:30. Start 10:00 Dec 10 Auchencrow Circular NT870566 9.5 Derrick Joanes 01289 309581 Bus 09:45 Tweedmouth/ 09:50 Golden Sq Dec 18 Halidon Hill NT999532 9 Keith Johnson 01289 303767 Start WG 09:45 Dec 26 Horncliffe, Chain Bridge and Paxton House NT929497 5 Erica Bamford 01289 302559 WG 11:00. Start 11:20 2017 Coldingham Circular NT903660 6.5 Barry Tymon 01289 305842 Jan 2 Bus 10:30 Berwick Chapel St. Start 10:50 Jan 8 A Circular Walk from Duns NT785539 8.5 Sue Richardson 01289 332755 WG 09:30. Start 10:00 Jan 15 Cliffs and Meadows around St. Abbs NT913674 9 Bruce Anderson 01289 305350 Bus 09:30 Berwick Chapel St. Start 09:55 Jan 22 Craster Circular NU256198 9 Heather Corby 01665 604012 WG 09:30. Start 10:25 Jan 29 Coldstream Circular NT840397 11 Gemma Banks 01890 820452 WG 09:30. Start 10:00 August 2016 to January 2017 3 Chester-le-Street www.ramblers.org.uk/chester-le-street Group Secretary: Jon Davison 0191 3884088 [email protected] Walks and coach trip Joanne Hall 07833 590060 [email protected] organiser: Chairman: Kathleen Tweddle 0191 5120185 [email protected] Short walks Mu Goode 07525 830263 [email protected] organiser: Meeting place: Chester-le-Street Civic Centre Car Park. DH3 3TE. We leave promptly at 9.30am and encourage car sharing Date Venue OS Ref Miles Leader Phone 2016 Harbottle castle/Holystone 10 Brian Farrell 07850 464994 July 31 Aug 7 West Burdon/Aysgarth Falls 9 Alan Teuma 07967 846925 Aug 21 Allendale Chimneys 10, 6 Bernard Pereira 0191 2859689 Sept 4 Coach Trip (Keswick) leaving 8.30am 10, 5 Joanne Hall 07833 590060 0830 Castle Craggs with option to climb Cat Bells Sept 18 Gibbs Hill to Walk Forest 10 Jim Birkett 07474 666119 Sept 25 Reeth/Marrick 9 Ian Wilkinson 0191 4835010 Oct 2 Sutton Bank 9/10 Christine Cowen 07969 222843 Oct 30 Bishop Auckland 9 Maggie Brown 07527 743166 Nov 13 Middleton in Teesdale 8 John Davison 0191 3884088 Nov 27 Rainton Meadows 8 Kathleen Tweddle 0191 5120185 Dec 11 Derwent Walk (Christmas Walk and Meal) 8/9 Joanne Hall 07833 590060 Contact Joanne to book your meal. The meal is booked for 3.30pm at the Red Kite Pub Dec 26 Boxing day walk TBA Dec 27 Bank holiday walk TBA 2017 Jan 1 New Year’s Day walk TBA Jon Davison 0191 3884088 Jan 8 Ayton/Penshaw tea rooms 9/10 Brian Farrell 07850 464994 Jan 22 Shincliffe 8/9 Gary Haliday 07411 045861 Please contact the walks leader direct if you require more information the walk you are interested in or Check out our website for any changes www.ramblers.org.uk/chester-le-street August 2016 to January 2017 4 Derwentside http://www.northumbriaramblers.org.uk/groups/derwentside Group Secretary: Vaughan Davidson 0191 3894659 [email protected] If in any doubt about the weather or other conditions then please contact the leader or walks secretary, Rob Green, beforehand. The second number given is the leader's mobile phone and can be used for contact on the morning of the walk. Date Venue OS Ref Miles Leader Phone 2016 Eston Nab. Meet at Flatts Lane Country NZ552168 9 Jim Birkett 07474 666119 Aug 14 Park (TS6 0NN) Aug 28 Fontburn. Meet at the National Trust car NZ034916 8 Vaughan Davidson 0191 3894659 park at Greenleighton Quarry (NE61 4JZ) 07548 229036 Sept 11 Chopwell Woods and Beyond. Meet at NZ137584 10.5 Dave Mitchell 01207 290222 Main car park Chopwell woods 07875 844280 (NE39 2AG) Sept 25 Supping with the Devil. Meet at NY964504 10 Jo Davies 01207 237488 Blanchland. main car park through the 07970 057912 village (DH8 9TA) Oct 9 Cronkley Fell. Meet at Bowlees Picnic NY908283 9 John Armstrong 0191 3893022 area car park (DL12 0XE). 07967 279256 Oct 23 East Allen Valley. Meet by bridge over E. NY850464 8 Ian Turnbull 01207 238193 Allen a mile NW of Allenheads 07891 110669 (NE47 9HE) Nov 6 Bowes Village. Meet at Bowes Village NY995134 10 Sue Patterson 01207 290822 Hall (DL12 9HR) 07714 501386 Nov 20 Hart and Monk Hesleden. Meet at NZ581063 8.5 Derek Mears 01207 580201 Crimdon beach car park off A1086, near 07512 748113 Pony World (TS27 4BL). Dec 4 Deerness Valley. Meet at Deerness Valley NZ218428 8.5 Eric Patterson 01207 290822 Picnic Area Car Park (DH7 7PP) 07714 501386 2017 Jan 15 Thockrington. Meet the grass verge on NY960768 7.5 Rob Green 01207 235032 B6342 just NE of Fell House (NE46 4TS) 07904 485610 Jan 29 Staindrop and Cleatham.
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