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Short Walks Group Collection of Walks 2020 1 SHORT WALKS GROUP COLLECTION OF WALKS 2020 Booklets and pamplets TITLE AREA NOTES Please remember that some of these publications are several years old so details may have changed *Denotes a series, related walks Avoncroft Museum & St. Stoke Prior (Walk B)* 1 stile ​ Michael’s Church Bransford and Collett’s Green 5.2 miles easy walking, few stiles Chaddeslely Corbett and 5 ½ miles mostly flat, 1 style Chaddesley Woods Cob House/ Mayfly Cafe Wichenford Several walks from this site ranging from 3 to 7 miles Dodderhill Common & Hanbury Stoke Prior (Walk D)* 8 stiles Hall Droitwich Droitwich Several walks with Quiz themes Walks in the Hanleys Hanley Castle & Hanley Swan 2.2 to 4.2 miles Fernhill Heath Porters Mill & Martin 7 miles, possible to shorten Hussingtree Fladbury Fladbury 4 miles approx Hadzor Circular Droitwich and canal 4.5 miles Hanbury Circular Walk Hanbury 6 ¾ miles Hanbury Wharf Starting from The Eagle and 6 mile circular walk Sun Hartlebury Parish Walks Hartlebury 15 Circular Walks 1.7 to 9.75 miles Walks Around Kempsey 3 to 5 Miles Malvern, Kettle Sings 3 miles Old Hills Callow End/ Kent’s Green Two walks 2 to 2 ½ miles Pershore Bridges Circular Walk 5 Miles Walks in and out of Powick Callow End/Guarlford 3 ½ to 5 miles Common /Bransford Bridge/Newland Common/ Bastonford/Powick Village Walks Around Shrawley from the 2 to 3 ½ miles New Inn Stoke Flight and Woodgate Stoke Prior (Walk C)* 4 stiles ​ Tiddesley Wood Nature Reserve. Near Pershore A Guide Take in Beauties of Trench Wood Hanbury/Dunhampstead 6.5 miles Walks Around Upton Snodsbury 9 walks from 3.3 to 7.6 miles Worcester U3A Short Walks Group, 2020 2 Walking Around Warndon 6 Short walks 2 ¾ to 4 ½ miles Villages Upton Warren Stoke Prior (Walk A) * 6 stiles ​ Walks in the Wyre Forest Area Around Bewdley 2 Circular Walks of 3 and 5 ½ miles Wyre Forest Callow Hill area 1.4 to 5.2 km SHORT WALKS GROUP COLLECTION OF WALKS Books TITLE AUTHOR NOTES Please remember that some of these publications are several years old so details may have changed Family Walks in North Cooper, Margaret (Editor) 3 to 14 miles 15 walks and Worcestershire maps specially prepared by the Ramblers Association Bromsgrove Group Leisure Walks from Worcester Starkey, Derek (Editor) 2 to 9 ½ miles A selection of Bridge walks for all the family Pub Walks in Worcestershire Shurey, Richard 3 to 7 miles Thirty Circular Walks Short Walks From Smith, Eleanor 2 to 4 miles Worcestershire Pubs Twenty Walks in Meech, Julie 4 ½ to 11 miles Worcestershire Village Walks in Worcestershire Hinchliffe, David 2 ½ to 7 miles Walks Around Worcestershire Kerr, Peter 1.5 to 8 miles circular walks 2 copies Walks in the Country Smith, Eleanor 3 to 7 miles Worcestershire Worcester U3A Short Walks Group, 2020 .
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