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N Bristol U3A Group Walks: 10 Year Summary List N Bristol U3A Group Walks: 10 year Summary List 21 Jan 2020 Walks from Feb 2010 to Mar 2020 Area + date order Drive Walk Date Area Walk Location Time length Picnic or Pub, Parking mins miles 2.7.10 Brist Conham & River Avon 30 7.5 Picnic. Conham River Park CP. Tea Gardens 16.7.10 Brist Ashton Court 15 4 Meet in Ashton. Ashton Court Cafe 31.12.10 Brist City walk -Broadmead 10 2 Meet at Wesley's Chapel 28.1.11 Brist Bristol Harbour 10 5 Dovecote Pub, Long Ashton 25.2.11 Brist Sea Mills & Stoke Bishop 5 4.5 Millhouse Pub, Sea Mills 2.12.11 Brist The Downs & Avon Gorge - 4 Local eatery 27.1.12 Brist Ashton Court 15 5 Dovecote Inn, Ashton Rd 28.12.12 Brist Blaise Castle, Kingsweston, Sea Mills Harbour 10 5 Salutation Inn, Henbury. Park Blaise 26.12.14 Brist The Downs & Clifton - 3.5 Meet near water tower. 9.1.15 Brist Frome Valley, Purdown, Frenchay 25 8 White Lion, Frenchay. Oldbury Court CP 23.1.15 Brist Street Art East Bristol & Easton 10 6 Bristol Cafe. Meet Bus Station 2.12.15 Brist City Centre - 4 Start in Corn St. Before Christmas meal 18.12.15 Brist Ashton Court - pavement walk 10 6.5 Meet Ashton Court CP. Refreshments en route 8.1.16 Brist Durdham Down & Sea Mills 10 5.5 Mill House Pub, Shirehampton Rd 19.2.16 Brist Severn Way, Bristol Link 20 6 Toby Carvery, Henbury 25.11.16 Brist Ashton Park 15 5 The Ashton Inn, Ashton Road 9.12.16 Brist Harbourside 10 5 City Centre 22.12.17 Brist Snuff Mills, Oldbury Court & Frenchay 20 4.5 Snuff Mills CP. 21.12.18 Brist Eastville Park Lake & Stoke Park Estate 20 5 Snuff Mills CP. 4.1.19 Brist Leigh Woods 15 7.5 Picnic. Main Leigh Woods CP 9.7.19 Brist Blaise and Shirehampton 15 6.5 Picnic or cafe. Blaise Castle CP. 20.12.19 Brist Castle Park and Redcliffe - 4 Meet at Galleries FB. Plenty of eateries. 3.6.11 N Berkeley & Whitcliff Deer Park 45 6 Picnic. CP in Berkeley. 17.6.11 N Thornbury & Henridge 50 6 Picnic. Thornbury town centre CP. 23.9.11 N Patch & Frampton on Severn 50 5.75 Black Shed pub in Patch 24.2.12 N Purton & Sharpness 45 5 Lammastide Inn, Brookend, Berkeley 2.11.12 N Oldbury-on-Severn 30 6 Anchor Inn, Oldbury-on-Severn 8.2.13 N Easter Compton, Compton Greenfield 15 6 Fox Inn, Easter Compton 6.9.13 N Northwick, Severn estuary 25 6.1 White Horse, Pilning 30.10.15 N Ham, Berkeley 30 6 Salutation Inn, Ham 5.2.16 N Aust 20 5 Boars Head, Aust 8.7.16 N Tockington, Hortham & Almondsbury 30 6.8 Swan Inn, Tockington 19.8.16 N Purton, Gloucester & Sharpness canal 45 6.5 Lammastide Inn, Brookend, Berkeley 3.2.17 N Tockington & Olveston 30 6 Swan Inn, Tockington 26.5.17 N Ham & Stone, Vale of Berkeley 35 6 Picnic Park village green near church in Stone 27.10.17 N Falfield 30 6 Huntsman Inn, Falfield 16.2.18 N Tytherington 35 6 The Swan, Tytherington 28.9.18 N Oldbury-on-Severn 40 6 Anchor Inn, Church Lane, Oldbury 19.7.19 N Berkeley & Ham 40 5.5 Salutation Inn, Ham, Berkeley 13.9.19 N Littleton- on-Severn 30 5.5 White Hart, Littleton-on-Severn 11.10.19 N Stroudwater Canal 45 6 Fromebridge Mill, Whitminster Page 1 of 6 9.4.10 NE Wooton-under-Edge & North Nibley 60 7 Picnic. Wooton-under-Edge long stay public CP 13.8.10 NE Woodchester Park, Nympsfield 60 5.2 Picnic. NT CP 27.8.10 NE Thames & Severn Canal, Chalford 90 9/6 Picnic/Daneway Inn. Park in A419 layby 5.11.10 NE Uley & Owlpen 60 6/3 Crown Pub, Uley 11.2.11 NE Tetbury - Westonbirt & Highgrove 60 8 Picnic. Tetbury long stay CP 9.9.11 NE Wotton-under-Edge & Tyndale Monument 40 4.5 Royal Oak, Wotton 4.11.11 NE Little Sodbury & Iron Age Forts 45 6 Dog Inn, Old Sodbury 9.3.12 NE Tormarton 40 5.5 Dog Inn, Old Sodbury 16.11.12 NE Painswick, Laurie lee Country, Pain 45 6 Painswick pub. Public CP 12.7.13 NE Skylark Walk at Arlingham 50 5 Bell Inn, Frampton on Severn.. 10.1.14 NE Winterbourne & Winterbourne Down 35 5.5 Golden Heart , Winterbourne 24.1.14 NE Hillesley & Tresham 50 5.5 Fleece Inn, Hillesley 7.3.14 NE Kingscote & Horsley, Tetbury 45 8 Picnic. Meet Hunters Hall Inn/Rd park 4.4.14 NE Sherston & Easton Grey 45 8 Picnic. Meet Sherston PO 30.5.14 NE Kingscote to Osleworth Bottom 50 6 Hunters Hall Inn, Kingscote 27.6.14 NE Kingscote & Horsley 45 8 Picnic. Meet Hunters Hall Inn, Kingscote 8.8.14 NE Winterbourne & Winterbourne Down 35 5.5 Golden Heart, Winterbourne Down 5.9.14 NE Badminton & Luckington 40 10 Picnic. Park in Badminton High St at PO. 31.10.14 NE Hillesley, Lower Kilcott & Alderley 50 6.2 Fleece Inn, Hillesley 29.5.15 NE All the Sods 30 6.5 Dog Inn, Old Sodbury 4.9.15 NE Hawkesbury Upton & Hawkesbury 45 6 Beaufort Arms. Alternative Village Hall CP 18.9.15 NE Hillesley, Ingleston Common & Hawkesbury 50 6.3 Fleece Inn, Hillesley 16.9.16 NE Haresfield Beacon & Standish Wood 45 7 Picnic. NT Shortwood CP. 14.10.16 NE Westonbirt 50 5.25 Hare & Hounds, Westonbirt 11.11.16 NE Hawkesbury Upton 40 5.5 Beaufort Inn, Hawkesbury Upton 17.2.17 NE Uley 60 5.5 Old Crown Inn, Uley 3.3.17 NE Iron Acton 30 5.5 White Hart Inn, Iron Acton 31.3.17 NE Kingscote & Horsley 45 6 Hunters Hall Inn, Kingscote 28.4.17 NE Tresham, Wooton-under-Edge 45 9.5 Picnic Park roadside. 23.6.17 NE Coaley Peak, Selsey Common & Woodchester Pk 50 8.5 Picnic Meet Coaley Peak CP 29.9.17 NE Horton & Little Sodbury 40 7 Dog Inn, Old Sodbury 13.10.17 NE Sherston & Cotswold Villages 45 8.9 Picnic. Meet Sherston PO in High St. 19.1.18 NE Selsey Circuit - Commons & Canals 60 5 Kings Stanley CP Woolpack Inn, Stonehouse 20.7.18 NE Haresfield Beacon & Standish Wood 45 7 Picnic. NT Standish Wood CP. 26.10.18 NE Kingscote & Horsley 50 8 Picnic or pub. Hunters hall Inn, Kingscote. 9.11.18 NE Miserden (early start) 60 6 CP next to school. Carpenters Arms lunch 7.12.18 NE Avening & Nailsworth 60 6.2 Park in main st, Avening . Pubs Nailsworth/Tetbury 18.1.19 NE Hawkesbury Upton 45 6 Beaufort Arms, Hawkesbury Upton 15.2.19 NE Hawkesbury & Horton 45 6 Beaufort Arms. Alternative Village Hall CP 1.3.19 NE Winterbourne Down & Winterbourne 30 5.5 Golden Heart pub, Coalpit Heath 10.5.19 NE The Sodburys 40 6 Picnic. Public CP just off Wickwar Rd Ch Sod 3.1.20 NE Frome Valley Walk 25 7.5 White Horse pub, Hambrook. 28.2.20 NE Kingscote to Ozleworth Bottom 50 6 Hunters Hall Inn, Kingscote 13.3.20 NE Hawkesbury & Hawkesbury Upton 45 6 Village Hall CP. Eat at Beaufort Arms, H.U. 27.3.20 NE Bradley Stoke 20 5.5 Hollow Tree pub, Brook Way, Bradley Stoke 26.3.10 E Nettleton Mill, Castle Combe 60 4.5 White Hart, Ford. Park in Castle Combe public CP 7.5.10 E Marshfield & St Catherine's 40 6.5/4 Catherine Wheel Pub, Marshfield 21.5.10 E Ford & Slaughterford 45 5 White Hart Inn, Ford 30.12.11 E Pucklechurch 45 4.5 Rose & Crown, Pucklechurch Page 2 of 6 7.9.12 E Castle Combe 45 6 White Hart Inn, Castle Combe. Main public CP 25.1.13 E Marshfield & West Littleton 45 5 Catherine Wheel, Marshfield 5.4.13 E Marshfield, St Catherine's Valley, Cold Ashton 45 8 Picnic. Lane adjacent Catherine wheel Pub 31.5.13 E Dyrham & Doynton 30 7 Cross House Pub. Dyrham Park NT CP 23.8.13 E Doynton & Abson 40 6 Picnic or Wick Pub 22.8.14 E Lacock 50 6 Picnic. Meet NT CP 3.10.14 E Doynton & Dyrham 40 7.5 Picnic. Park Toghill Lane, Doynton 12.12.14 E Siston Circle 45 5 Bridge Inn, Shortwood 7.8.15 E Upton Cheyney, Lansdown, N Stoke 45 6.5 Swan Inn, Swineford 15.4.16 E Bowood 50 9 Lansdown Arms, Derry Hill 26.5.16 E Willsbridge & Dramway 30 6 The Lock keeper, Keynsham 10.11.17 E Ford 45 6.4 White Hart Pub, Ford 2.2.18 E Castle Combe 60 5.5 CC Main CP. Pub in Castle Combe 13.4.18 E Avon Ring Road Environs, Mangotsfield 35 8.5 Picnic. Pomphrey Hill Playing fields CP 24.5.19 E Dyrham & Doynton 35 7.5 Picnic. Dyrham Park NT CP. 30.8.19 E Cold Ashton & St Catherine's Valley 60 7 Picnic. Park in Marshfield High St. 14.2.20 E Pucklechurch 45 4.5 Rose & Crown, Pucklechurch 8.4.11 SE Bath Skyline, Sham Castle 60 6 Picnic. Meet Cleveland Walk, below sham castle 6.5.11 SE Somerset Coal Canal 60 6.25/4 Hope & Anchor, Midford. Park South Stoke 29.7.11 SE Keynsham Abbey & Park 45 5 Brassmill Pub, Keynsham 6.4.12 SE Monkton Farleigh 50 5 Kings Arms, Monkton Farleigh 15.6.12 SE Freshford 60 6 The Inn at Freshford 21.9.12 SE Willsbridge Mill Circular 35 5 Harvester, Longwell Green.
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