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South Bucks HF Walking Club Walks Programme January to June 2016 South Bucks HF Walking Club Walks Programme January to June 2016 DATE Grid Ref Description Leader TIME Postcode DATE Grid Ref Description Leader 20/03/2016 SU785866 Hambleden Village CP Richard & Biddy Wombwell TIME Postcode 10.30 AM RG9 6RP An easterly wander. 10 miles 07938 573160 Link Road CP, Great Missenden. 03/01/2016 SP894014 Roger Haines Hyde Heath, Holmer Green, Little 10.00AM HP16 9AE 01296 613478 27/03/2016 EASTER SUNDAY – NO WALK Kingshill 10 miles Dot Clark 01844 208208 09/01/2016 SU899043 Park at The Lee Church, Hunts Green, John Fairclough 02/04/2016 SU785854 Mill End car park (Hambleden). Aston Di Olden 10.30 AM HP16 9LZ Ballinger Common. 4.5 miles 01494 675773 10.30 AM RG9 6TL & Remenham. 4.5 miles 01494 714486 10/01/2016 SU858863 Park near 16, Hyde Green, Marlow. David Jones 03/04/2016 SU726957 Cowleaze Wood CP. Roy Middleton 10.00 AM SL7 1QL 9 miles. Cake at Leader’s house. 01628 471883 10.30 AM OX49 5HX 10 miles 01494 638761 Teresa Hehir 17/01/2016 SU807918 Lane End CP, Piddington, Studley 01494 881170 10/04/2016 SU964982 Start from Amersham station, Brian Thorogood 10.00AM HP14 3EX Green,Stokenchurch. 10 Miles 07716789845 10.30AM HP6 5AZ Amersham-on-the-Hill. 9 Miles 01494 511712 23/01/2016 SU807918 Lane End CP. Hills and Woods around Teresa Hehir 11/04/2016 Spring Break in the Mendips Jan Sawyer / Sue White 10.30 AM HP14 3EX the area. 5 miles 01494 881170 -14/04/2016 See newsletter 01753 885741 / 886265 24/01/2016 SU807918 Lane End Village CP. Teresa Hehir 16/04/2016 SU579940 Dorchester Bridge Car Park, Days Lock Lorraine & David Jones 10.00 AM HP14 3EX Around Chiltern villages. 10 miles 01494 881170 10.30AM (OX10 7HH) and Wittenham Clumps. 4.75 miles 01628 471883 Weston Turville Playing Field CP. 31/01/2016 SU870928 Park behind Trinity Church (HW). Keep Kitty Bird 17/04/2016 Roger Haines SP855109 Stoke Mandeville, Bishopstone, 10.00AM HP11 1BJ Hill, Horton Wood, Little Marlow 9 miles 01494 440023 10.30AM (HP22 5RW) 01296 613478 Nash Lee. 10.5 miles 06/02/2016 SU834913 Park at Booker Common. Walk around Heather Searle 24/04/2016 SP743090 Start from Haddenham village hall John Wheeler 10.30 AM HP12 4QS the area, woods and hills. 5 miles 01494 529235 10.30AM HP17 8DT Chearsley and ford. 9 miles 01844 296134 07/02/2016 SU783927 Cadmore End – opposite the school. Tony Gray 30/04/2016 SU910878 Woodburn Town CP, Bluebell walk – Douglas Forbes 10.00AM HP14 3PE Hanger Wood, Bowley Wood. 10 miles 01494 441106 10.30 AM HP10 0P Mill Wood/Farm Wood, 5.5 miles 01628 520903 14/02/2016 SU822954 Old Oxford Road (BY allotments) Roy Middleton 01/05/2016 SU785866 Hambleden Village CP. Kitty Bird 10.30AM HP14 3BB Piddington, Bradenham. 9-10 miles 01494 638761 10.30 AM RG9 6RP Luxters, Fawley. 9.5 miles 01494 440023 Park at Kings Arms, Stokenchurch. 20/02/2016 SU760963 Pat Snapes Penley Bottom, Ibstone, Sturridge 07/05/2016 Coach Ramble – Gloucester Biddy Wombwell 10.30 AM HP14 3TA 01494 521530 Farm. 5 miles 8.30AM See newsletter 0118 989 4859 21/02/2016 SU760826 Kings Road CP, Henley Janet Spill 08/05/2016 SP805034 The Mount CP. Princes Risborough, Tony Gray 10.30 AM RG9 2DG Hambleden, Fawley. 9-10 miles 01628 487098 10.30 AM HP27 9AW Skittle Green, Ilmer. No hills 10 miles 01494 441106 West Wycombe, old garden centre, Julie Williams 01494 484084 28/02/2016 SU826947 Anne Fitzer 14/05/2016 SP873102 Park at Halton village hall. Wendover Wheeler End, Horsley Green, Monica Fearnley 10.30AM HP14 3AP 01628 482207 10.30AM HP22 5NG Canal and Halton. 4.75 miles Cockshoots Wood, 10 miles 01844 291790 Lay by end of Bottrells Lane, Chalfont 05/03/2016 SU957942 Jan Sawyer/Sue White St Giles, opposite Harte & Magpies. 15/05/2016 10.30 AM HP7 0LU 01753 885741 / 886265 Nobody has volunteered to lead today Coleshill, Winchmore Hill, Pen. 5 miles 10.30 AM 06/03/2016 TQ005981 Stony Lane CP. David Cornwell 22/05/2016 SU701868 Nettlebed, Peppard Common, David Cornwell 10.30 AM HP6 6SP Chess Valley, Ley Hill. 10 miles 01628 629614 10.30 AM RG9 5BA Witheridge 10.5 Miles. 01628 629614 Meet Red Lion PH High Street, Visit to Otmoor Nature reserve followed 13/03/2016 SP868078 David Jones 25/05/2016 Social Dee Hazell Wendover. Kingash, The Lee, The by lunch at the Abingdon Arms. 10.30AM HP22 6DU 01628 471883 WEDNESDAY Event 01865 358809 Hale, Wendover Woods, 10 Miles See newsletter Park at West Wycombe Garden Centre. Royal Standard Pub at Wooburn 19/03/2016 SU826947 Anne Fitzer 28/05/2016 SU923876 Phyll Lambert Nobles Farm, Braddenham, Kirs Wood. Common. Dorney Wood and Bristles 10.30 AM HP14 3AP 01628 482207 10.30 AM HP10 0JS 01628 526707 5 miles Wood. 4.5 miles DATE Grid Ref Description Leader SOUTH BUCKS HF WALKING CLUB TIME Postcode 29/05/2016 SP990019 Leyhill Common. Jan Sawyer / Sue White Affiliated to HF Holidays 10.30 AM HP5 1UT Latimer, Chess Valley. 9 miles 01753 885741 / 886265 WINTER / SPRING 2016 Opp. Red Lion, Rotherfield Peppard 05/06/2016 SU709818 Richard & Biddy Wombwell Highmoor, Greys Court, Rotherfield 10.30 AM RG9 5LB 0118 989 4859 Greys. 10 miles Notes to the Programme 11/06/2016 SU808944 Park at Dashwood Arms, Piddington. Yvonne Hazel 10.30 AM HP14 3BH Wheeler End. 4.25 miles 01494 524150 Day walks: 9-11 miles. All are “dry” unless otherwise stated so bring a packed lunch and drink and be prepared to eat it in the open. Hazlemere Recreation Ground 12/06/2016 SU886953 Brian Thorogood Half-day walks: 5-6 miles. Naphill & Hughenden Valley. 9-10 10.30 AM HP15 7QW 01494 511712 Map references can be identified on Ordnance Survey 1:50,000 Landranger and 1:25,000 Explorer miles maps. 19/06/2016 SP895014 Start from Great Missenden. Chartridge Jan Sawyer Most walks are located on Landranger maps 175 and 165 and on Explorer maps 171, Chiltern Hills 10.30 AM HP16 9AE 9-10 Miles 01753 885741 West and 172, Chiltern Hills East. 22/06/2016 Anniversary 40th Anniversary Event – Mottisfont Dee Hazell WEDNESDAY Event See Newsletter 01865 358809 Post codes are given to assist those who wish to use Sat Nav to find the start of a walk. It is intended that this will enable you to find the correct street but may be imprecise as to the exact location within Park at Holmer Green Village Hall. 25/06/2016 SU905974 Ann Simmons the street. Slow and easy, walk around woods. 10.30 AM HP15 6XG 01494 714173 2 miles Some walks start in country locations where there is no allocated post code. In these circumstances, if Park near 14 Cumberland Close, a post code is given, then it is shown italicised and in parenthesis. Whilst Sat Nav will likely bring you 26/06/2016 SP836132 Janet Davis Aylesbury. 9-10 miles. to the vicinity of the start location, it will not be precise and may be several hundred metres away. 10.30 AM HP21 7HH 01296 484428 Tea at leaders house Dogs are only permitted on walks at the discretion of the leader who must be contacted in advance of the walk. For the purpose of Safety and Insurance, leaders should be familiar with their route and have “walked it out” previously to check for any alterations. A back marker should be appointed by the leader where necessary. Walkers should stay between the leader and the back marker and advise the leader if they plan to stop for any reason. We do not want to lose anyone. Membership subscription is £6 (single) and £10 (family) annually and is due on 1st January Web Site: http://southbuckshfwalkingclub.co.uk Chairman Phyll Lambert 01628 526101 [email protected] Secretary Richard Wombwell 01189 894859 [email protected] Treasurer Dot Clark 01844 208208 [email protected] Membership Di Olden 01494 714486 [email protected] Short Walks Teresa Hehir 01494 881170 [email protected] Long Walks David Rai 01494 440228 [email protected] Kitty Bird 01494 440023 Coach Ramble Biddy Wombwell 01189 894859 [email protected] Club Breaks Jan Sawyer 01753 885741 [email protected] Sue White 01753 886265 [email protected] Social Dee Hazell 01865 358809 [email protected] .
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