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Southampton Group Ramblers' Association – Oxford Coach Trip Booking Form Oxford Trip Sunday 21 August - Booking Form Please book give names & pick up points: 08.00 Bitterne Sainsbury’s; 08.15 Southampton Central Station, Blechynden Terrace; 08.30 Totton bus stop opposite Lloyds Bank; 08.45 Hockley Viaduct layby. Only £10 per person. (See conditions below and Newsletter for trip details.). Please put your name(s) in the box of your choice and your morning pick-up location. Options Names Morning Pick-Up 1. Joining the moderate 9.5 mile circular walk starting & finishing in Woodstock 2. Just visiting Blenheim Palace - Woodstock 3. Joining the leisurely 6 mile walk around Oxford city with time in Oxford afterwards. 4. Just visiting Oxford. I enclose a cheque for £………… payable to Southampton Ramblers Association. Contact Telephone no. ……………………………… (Landline number please where available, not mobile.) Email or home address................................................................................................................................ ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………... Print more copies of form for additional persons. Please send the whole completed form (with a SAE, if no email address) and cheque to John Catchlove, Flat 16 Beaulieu Court, 35 Winn Road, Southampton, SO17 1EL by 12 August 2016. Enquiries to 023 8055 3883 - mobile on the day 07907 942780. * Conditions. To ensure that the series is viable we need to receive sufficient advance bookings by 12 August. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis. There may be no seats available for non pre-booked persons. Cheques will not be cashed until sufficient bookings have come in for the series to be viable. In the event of cancellation due to insufficient support cheques will be returned. There will normally be no refunds for non-attendance. The Southampton Group of the RA will endeavour to run the trips as indicated in the Newsletter, but circumstances or emergencies may arise on walks which dictate changes. You must be prepared to accept such changes. Under 18’s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. I hereby make the above booking and accept the conditions. Signature ……………………………….……………………… Dated ……………………………. .

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