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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 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. WALKING FOR PLEASURE MEETING POINTS When on-line you can click the link after the OS Grid Reference (GR) - 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 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. WALKS PROGRAMME 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 OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2019 to the type of walk as described below. You can find descriptions of what each Grade means on our website here . www.eastsurreywalkers.org.uk 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/Contact Details Distance Tuesday Angela B Godstone, Surrey 3.5 miles 01-Oct 01883 742926 Fast Fitness Workout Walk. Park in North Park Lane (towards (5.6km) 10am 07568 762926 the Orpheus Centre) but just off the A25 before where the STRENUOUS quarry lorries cross the road. Undulating walk. Will take around 1 hour, fast walking. Approx 3.5 mph. OS Map 146 GridRef: TQ342516 PostCode: RH9 8FD Wednesday Dan and East Grinstead, East Sussex 5 miles 02-Oct Denise B Meet at the top of Herontye Drive close to the intersection of (8km) 10am 01883 346714 Forest Way. A scenic walk incorporating a pre-Beeching LEISURELY 07910 750713 railway track, Brambletye Castle and Weir Wood reservoir. Well behaved dogs on leads. Pub lunch afterwards for those interested. OS Map 135 GridRef: TQ405372 PostCode: RH19 3UN Thursday Andrew and Warlingham, Surrey 5.5 miles 03-Oct Edwina C Meet outside All Saints Church Church Road Warlingham. (8.9km) 10am 01883 622965 Walk through to Hamsey Green, Farleigh, Chelsham and LEISURELY 07715 375398 Haliloo Valley. Couple of climbs, one near the end. Optional or 07961 pub lunch in White Lion afterwards. 736486 OS Map 146 GridRef: TQ355587 PostCode: CR6 9NU Friday Lena A Leigh, Surrey 4 miles 04-Oct 020 8642 7772 Meet in front of The Plough, Leigh. Several stiles, low lying so (6.4km) 10am 07785 755198 could be muddy. Optional lunch at the pub at the end. Dogs LEISURELY welcome but on a lead if we pass livestock, please. OS Map 146 GridRef: TQ223469 PostCode: RH2 8NJ Saturday Richard M East Croydon Station 6.5 miles 05-Oct 01883 626694 Start and finish at East Croydon Station (W3W: (10.5km) 10am 07753 516391 bank.garage.ranks). Saunter along some of the area's secret LEISURELY back-ways and paths, including the Vanguard Way. OS Map 161 GridRef: TQ328657 PostCode: CR0 1LF Sunday Nigel P and Chiddingstone Causeway, Kent 10 miles 06-Oct Pat M Meet at Penshurst Station CP, south of the railway. Walk via (16.1km) 10am 01883 623181 Chiddingstone, Penshurst and Leigh. MODERATE 07951 701692 OS Map 147 GridRef: TQ519464 PostCode: TN11 8JJ Bring a picnic ESW Walks Programme OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2019 Page 4 of 18 Date/Time Leader/Contact Details Distance Date/Time Leader/Contact Details Distance Monday Jim B Edenbridge, Kent 3.5 miles Sunday Alice B and Shalford, Surrey 10.5 miles 07-Oct 01732 866787 MORNING AMBLE: Park in Edenbridge Rugby Club CP in (5.6km) 13-Oct Judy B Starting on Shalford Green at the corner of Kings Road and (16.9km) 10am 07795 447758 Coomb Field. Walking to the south of Edenbridge. This is a flat EASY 10am 01883 652285 Chinthurst Road. What3Words app: woods.clues.freed (if you MODERATE walk but with 7 kissing gates and 3 stiles. don’t know about this app, ask us on the walk!). Free parking OS Map 147 GridRef: TQ440458 PostCode: TN8 5HZ on Chinthurst Road. The start is only 2 minutes walk from Shalford Station. We follow the River Wey and join the North Tuesday Graham W Oxted, Surrey 3.5 miles Downs Way to Watts Gallery and possibly have lunch there 08-Oct Fast Fitness Workout Walk - park in Park Road (Oxted School (5.6km) 01342 833453 depending on time. Return via Loseley Park. 10am end), Titsey yellow trail, one steep hill. Will take around 1 hour, STRENUOUS 07787 567227 OS Map 145 GridRef: TQ001469 PostCode: GU4 8LE fast walking. Approx 3.5 mph. Bring a picnic OS Maps 146 and 147 GridRef: TQ397533 PostCode: RH8 0AQ Monday Anne S Old Oxted, Surrey 3 miles Wednesday Helen M Staffhurst Wood, Surrey 5 miles 14-Oct 01883 715781 MORNING AMBLE: Park at end of Old Godstone Road, past (4.8km) 09-Oct 020 8660 0511 Park in the car park of The Royal Oak (Grumpy Mole) (8km) 10am 07561 465344 Bushey Croft. Pleasant walk to Tandridge Church over the Golf EASY 10am 07940 508443 Staffhurst Wood if staying for lunch or on the road outside if LEISURELY Course, then to Broadham Green and Oxted Mill. Optional just walking. Walk around Foyles Farm and Crowhurst. A drink/snack afterwards. couple of slopes and LOADS of stiles. OS Map 146 GridRef: TQ382521 PostCode: RH8 9JX OS Maps 146 and 147 Tuesday Alice B Woldingham, Surrey 3.5 miles GridRef: TQ406485 PostCode: RH8 0RR 15-Oct 07905 416280 Fast Fitness Workout Walk. Park in Marden Park (Gangers (5.6km) Friday Tony P Chiddingstone, Kent 8.5 miles 10am Hill) CP. One circuit of 3.5 miles from Marden Woods passing STRENUOUS 11-Oct 01883 716980 Park by side of church; what3words=secret.beats.coherent. (13.7km) Woldingham School, returning up Church Road via a long 9:30am 07899 910320 Walk via Veloux Bridge to Penshurst Park returning via The MODERATE challenging hill. Will take about 1 hour fast walking. Approx 3.5 Rock pub at 6.5 miles for lunch. Book for lunch by 9th October mph. at [email protected] . OS Map 146 GridRef: TQ373541 PostCode: CR3 7AD OS Map 147 GridRef: TQ501451 PostCode: TN8 7AH Wednesday Phil H Dormansland, Surrey 5.5 miles Pub lunch 16-Oct 01883 730364 Meet at The Plough - at junction of Plough Road and Ford (8.9km) 10am 07711 640060 Manor Road. Another walk from the legendary pen of Aubrey LEISURELY Saturday Tricia C Coulsdon, Surrey 5 miles Rowe. Not challenging but one quite steep hill. 12-Oct 01883 713927 Park near Fox Pub. Meet in Car Park to rear. Downlands (8km) OS Map 147 GridRef: TQ408427 PostCode: RH7 6PR 10am 07941 921601 Circular Walk; across Happy Valley, to Chaldon Church, past LEISURELY Tollsworth Manor southwards to North Downs Way. Lovely Thursday Andrew and Chiddingstone, Kent 6 miles views. Return via roads and tracks back to Fox. 17-Oct Edwina C Park on the village lane alongside Church. Fairly level walk to (9.7km) OS Map 146 GridRef: TQ317568 PostCode: CR3 5QS 10am 01883 622965 Hever and return via Newtye Hurst and Stock Wood. Can be LEISURELY 07715 375398 muddy after rain. Optional lunch at The Castle Inn. or 07961 OS Map 147 GridRef: TQ500452 PostCode: TN8 7AH 736486 ESW Walks Programme OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2019 Page 5 of 18 ESW Walks Programme OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2019 Page 6 of 18 Date/Time Leader/Contact Details Distance Date/Time Leader/Contact Details Distance Saturday John H Sevenoaks, Kent 9.8 miles Saturday Barbara W Meopham, Kent 10 miles 19-Oct 01883 713728 From One Tree Hill NT CP walk along Greensand Way via (15.8km) 26-Oct and Lisa D Park at Camer Country Park in Camer Park Road (off Green (16.1km) 10am 07429 634725 Igtham Mote, Fairlawne Park and Seal Chart for lunch then MODERATE 10am 01883 780205 or Lane). Walk at a leisurely pace via Luddesdown, passing MODERATE back via Godden Green.
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