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Catalogue of Walks 1995 1999.Pdf Leader Day Date Meet Place Route or Destination Distance Notes Program No 17 Apr-Jul 1995 Jack T Sun 2Apr1995 Colne Valley Park River and canal walk 8 Trish W Sat 8Apr1995 Chessington Local 8 Wilf D Sun 9Apr1995 Whiteways (Amberley) Arundel Park 13 John L Sun 16Apr1995 Shere Westcott 10 Ernie T Sat 22Apr1995 Ambarrow Court cp Blackwater Valley 8 John R Sun 23Apr1995 Chennies Sarratt 12 New Leader Pat P Sun 30Apr1995 Devizes Bradford on Avon 13 Kennet and Avon canal stage 6 Jackie C Sun 7May1995 Reigate Heath Brockham 11 Maurice J Sat 13May1995 Hayes (Kent) Leaves Green 12 Edward G Sun 14May1995 Princess Risborough Hampden 13 Shirley P Fri 19May1995 Shepperton Local 5 Maurice J Sun 21May1995 Wraysbury Local 5 Ernie T Sat 27May1995 Guildford Weybridge 14 John B & Maurice J Sun 28May1995 Dorking Merstham 11 North Downs Way stage 3 Shirley P Fri 2Jun1995 Staines Wraysbury 5 Liz H & Maria W Sun 4Jun1995 Frensham Little Pond Tilehurst 10 2 New Leaders Pat P Sat 10Jun1995 Leatherhead Norbury Park 10 Wilf D Sun 11Jun1995 Compton Abdale Cotswold 16 John R Sun 17Jun1995 Richmond Brentford, Old Isleworth 11 Maurice J Sun 18Jun1995 Portslade South Downs Way 12 Mandy M Wed 21Jun1995 West End, Esher Local 4 Sun 25Jun1995 Staines Thames Path 1.5 Family Rambling Day 11:00 - 14:00 walk 1 Sun 25Jun1995 Staines Coopers Hill 3 Family Rambling Day 11:00 - 14:00 walk 2 John B & Maurice J Sat 1Jul1995 Merstham Westerham 13 North Downs Way stage 4 Wilf D Sun 2Jul1995 Henley Rotherfield Peppard 11 Mike H Sun 9Jul1995 East Grinstead West Hoathly 13 Pat P Fri 14Jul1995 Bishopsgate Windsor Park 5 John B Sun 16Jul1995 Pulborough Arundel 13 Wey South Path final stage Mandy M Wed 19Jul1995 Bushy Park Local 4 Pat P Sun 23Jul1995 Bradford on Avon Bath 12 Kennet and Avon canal stage 7 Ernie T Sat 29Jul1995 Broadmore cp Leith Hill 10 Leader Day Date Meet Place Route or Destination Distance Notes Wilf D Sun 30Jul1995 Uffington Castle Lambourne 16 Program No 18 Aug-Nov 1995 Joyce D Wed 2Aug1995 Weybridge Business Park Local 4 New Leader John B & Maurice J Sat 5Aug1995 Otford Westerham 11 North Downs Way stage 4 Wilf D Sun 6Aug1995 Seaford Eastbourne 12 Ernie T Thu 10Aug1995 Lower Sunbury Local 4 Pat P Sat 12Aug1995 Shepperton Lock Walton Bridge 8 Peter W Sun 13Aug1995 Selborne Hartly Maudit 11 New Leader Pat P Fri 18Aug1995 Hermitage Local 6 Valerie B Fri 18Aug1995 Egham Precinct cp Egham Hill 4 New Leader Pat P Sun 20Aug1995 Bath Bristol 18 Kennet and Avon canal final stage Maurice J Sat 26Aug1995 Hayes (Kent) Cudham 15 John B Sun 27Aug1995 Burford Bridge cp Polesden Lacey 12 Pat P Sat 2Sep1995 Chertsey Bridge Sunningdale Stn 13 "Step Alive" 60th Jubilee Walk Maurice J Sun 3Sep1995 Southwick Devil's Dyke 11 Shirley P Sat 9Sep1995 Little Hampden Gt Hampden 9 Jean R Sun 10Sep1995 Henley Stn Hambleden, Culham 13 New Leader Ernie T Sat 16Sep1995 Ambarrow Court cp Blackwater Valley 9 Jackie C Sun 17Sep1995 Downside Local 10 John R Sun 24Sep1995 Seven Sisters cp Jevington, Westdene 13 Pat P Sun 24Sep1995 Guildford Stn Local 8 With the London Blind Group John B Sat 30Sep1995 Friday Street cp Holmbury St Mary 9 Mandy M Sun 1Oct1995 Tilford Green Puttenham 13 John B & Maurice J Sat 7Oct1995 Otford Halling (Rochester) 15 North Downs Way stage 6 Shirley P Sun 8Oct1995 Hambleden Medmenham 10 John R Sun 15Oct1995 Turville Stonor 12 Pat P Sat 21Oct1995 Headley Heath Local 6 John B Sun 22Oct1995 Wisborough Green Fittleworth 14 Pat P Fri 27Oct1995 Windsor Home Park 5 Eric L & John R Sun 29Oct1995 Burnham Beeches Local 12 New Leader - Eric L Pat P Sat 4Nov1995 Newlands Corner Shere 8 Leader Day Date Meet Place Route or Destination Distance Notes Wendy C Sun 5Nov1995 Staines Shepperton 10 John B Sun 12Nov1995 Peaslake Pitch Hill 10 Ernie T Sat 18Nov1995 Pembroke Lodge Wimbledon Common 8 Terry M Sun 19Nov1995 Black Down NT cp Haslemere 10 New Leader Mandy M Sun 26Nov1995 Hurtwood cp Pitch Hill 10 Program No 19 Dec 1995-Mar 1996 Mike H Sun 3Dec1995 Elsenham Stn Widdington 10 John R Sun 10Dec1995 Ryker's Cafe cp Headley 10 Trish W Sun 17Dec1995 Bletchingley Tanbridge 9 Mandy M Sun 31Dec1995 Ranmore Common Wotton 12 Trish W Mon 1Jan1996 Cookham Local 6 Edward G Sun 7Jan1996 Hindhead Thursley 10 Ernie T Sat 13Jan1996 Ropley Send 10 Valerie B Sun 14Jan1996 Bushy Park Home Park 8 Philomena C Sun 21Jan1996 Bradenham Local 11 Jean R Sat 27Jan1996 Ranmore Common Abinger Hammer 13 Norma T Sun 28Jan1996 Marlow Local 9 Margaret S Sun 4Feb1996 Hillingdon Northolt 9 Trish W Sat 10Feb1996 Staines Stanwell 6 John B & Maurice J Sun 11Feb1996 Haslemere Stn Witley Stn 10 Greensand Way stage 1 Pat P Sun 18Feb1996 Wisley Pyrford Lock 9 John R Sat 24Feb1996 Walton Bridge Hampton Court 10 John B Sun 25Feb1996 Chiddingfold Local 10 Jim O Sun 3Mar1996 Maidenhead Cookham 9 New Leader Jean R Sat 9Mar1996 Dunsfold church Hascombe 13 Shirley P Sun 10Mar1996 Chilterns Whiteleaf Hill 11 John B & Maurice J Sun 17Mar1996 Witley Stn Witley,Guildford 14 Greensand Way stage 2 and on to Guildford Ernie T Sat 23Mar1996 Barnes Stn Wimbledon, Richmond Pat P Sat 23Mar1996 Guildford Stn Newlands Corner 8 SCC walk John R Sun 24Mar1996 Amersham Seer Green 12 Maurice J Sun 31Mar1996 Chelsfield (Kent) Green Street 13 Leader Day Date Meet Place Route or Destination Distance Notes Program No 20 Apr-Jul 1996 Edward G Sun 7Apr1996 Ryker's Cafe cp Headley 10 Wendy C Sat 13Apr1996 Richmond Richmond Park 6 Martin M Sun 14Apr1996 Ranmore Common Coldharbour 15 New Leader Shirley P Sat 20Apr1996 Halliford Lower Sunbury 5 Work/walk day John B Sat 21Apr1996 Fingest Fingest 10 Pat P Sun 28Apr1996 Kintbury Inkpen Hill 15 Valerie B Fri 3May1996 Fordbridge Park Ashford River Ash 4 60th anniversay tree Tony C Sun 5May1996 21 Mystery walk Christine F & Norma T Sat 11May1996 Wisley Ockham 8 New Leader Christine F Pat P Sat 11May1996 Egham Runnymede Swan sanctuary followed by a short walk Jackie C Sun 12May1996 Oakwood Hill, Ockley Local 13 John R Sun 19May1996 Chalfont Park Local 13 John B & Maurice J Sat 25May1996 Halling (Kent) Bluebell Hill 13 North Downs Way stage 7 Shirley P Sun 26May1996 Staines Wraysbury 5 Work /walk day Trish W Mon 27May1996 Busbridge Hascombe 13 Jackie C Tue 28May1996 Wick Lane Windsor Park 5 Mike H Sun 2Jun1996 Balcombe Stn Haywards Heath 15 Ernie T Sat 8Jun1996 Guildford Stn Weybridge 14 Pat P Sun 9Jun1996 Abbotstone Down cp Arlesford 14 Mandy M Wed 12Jun1996 Downside Semaphore Tower 5 Maurice J Sun 16Jun1996 Shoreham Bramber 14 Tony C Fri 21Jun1996 Windsor Windsor Park 6 Summer solstice walk Shirley P Sun 23Jun1996 Lammas, Staines Local 3.5 Family Rambling Day Shirley P Wed 26Jun1996 Shepperton Local 5 Ken & Jean R Sat 29Jun1996 Ryker's Cafe cp Polesden Lacey 12 New Leader Ken R John B & Maurice J Sun 30Jun1996 Shamley Green Dorking 16 Greensand Way stage 3 Edward G Sun 7Jul1996 Berkhampstead Picotts End 17 Joyce D Wed 10Jul1996 Weybridge Business Park Local 6 Shirley P Sat 13Jul1996 Turville Skirmett 9 John R Sun 14Jul1996 Ivinghoe Beacon Local 13 Leader Day Date Meet Place Route or Destination Distance Notes Valerie B Wed 17Jul1996 Ham Common Richmond Park 5 Eric L Sun 21Jul1996 Burnham Beeches Local 10 John B & Maurice J Sat 27Jul1996 Bluebell Hill, Maidstone Harrietsham 13 North Downs Way stage 8 Pat P Sun 28Jul1996 Putney Runnymede 30 Program No 21 Aug-Nov 1996 John R Sun 4Aug1996 Worthing Littlehampton 15 Wendy C Sat 10Aug1996 Staines Shepperton 13 John B & Maurice J Sun 11Aug1996 Alton Petersfield 17 Hangers Way walk Christine F Wed 14Aug1996 Ottershaw Woodham 5 John B & Maurice J Sat 17Aug1996 Harrietsham Wye 13 North Downs Way stage 9 Mike H Sun 18Aug1996 Balcombe Stn Handcross 13 Valerie B Wed 21Aug1996 Ashford Bedfont Lakes 3 Talk/walk by Ranger - Barry E Pat P Sat 24Aug1996 Chertsey Meads Weybridge 6 Maurice J Sun 25Aug1996 Portslade Poynings 11 Pat P Sun 1Sep1996 Northchapel Haslemere 15 Ken & Jean R Sat 7Sep1996 Silent Pool Shere, Newlands Corner 12 Eric L Sun 8Sep1996 Saunderton Stn West Wycombe 11 Shirley P Sun 8Sep1996 Sunnymedes Staines 5 Ernie T Sat 14Sep1996 Wimbledon Stn Richmond 10 Jim O Sun 15Sep1996 Godalming Charterhouse 10 Bill G Sun 22Sep1996 Forrest Row Ashdown Forrest 16 Edward G Sun 29Sep1996 Chinthurst Hill Bramley 12 Ernie T Sat 5Oct1996 Goring Woodcote 10 John B & Maurice J Sun 6Oct1996 Dorking Nutfield 13 Greensand Way stage 4 Pat P Sun 6Oct1996 Guildford Stn Local 9 With the London Blind Group Martin M Sun 13Oct1996 Arundle Amberley 13 John B & Maurice J Sun 19Oct1996 Folkestone Dover 8 North Downs Way stage 11 Martin M Sun 20Oct1996 Ardingly West Hoathly 13 Shirley P Sun 20Oct1996 Coopers Hill cp Runnymede 5 Valerie B Sun 27Oct1996 Fairmile Common Oxshott 13 Philomena C Sun 3Nov1996 Headley Heath Box Hill 10 Leader Day Date Meet Place Route or Destination Distance Notes Shirley P Sun 3Nov1996 Wraysbury Local 5 John R Sat 9Nov1996 Twickenham Stn Syon Park, Isleworth 10 Jim O Sun 10Nov1996 Hurtwood cp Albury 11 Edward G Sun 17Nov1996 Stratfield Mortimer Silchester 11 Eric L Sat 23Nov1996 Longcross Chobham Common 6 Robert A Sun 24Nov1996 Latimer Chennies 10 New Leader Program No 22 Dec 1996-Mar 1997 Jackie C Sun 1Dec1996 Horsley Stn Sheepleas 10 Ken & Jean R Sat 7Dec1996 Henley Sonning 10 Valerie B Sun 8Dec1996 Chessington South Stn Ashtead 8 Martin M Sun 15Dec1996 Peaslake Holmbury St Mary 12 Wilf D Sun 22Dec1996 Burford Bridge cp Ranmore 10 Pat P Sat 28Dec1996 Coopers Hill cp Local 4 John R Sun 29Dec1996 Staines Windsor 9 Eric L Wed 1Jan1997 Hambleden Turville 9 Shirley P Sun 5Jan1997 Egham Staines 6 Mike H Sun 12Jan1997 Gomshall Shere 10 Pat P Sat 18Jan1997 Virginia Water
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