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December 2019 to March 2020 Brentwood Ramblers - Programmed Walks - 1 December 2019 to 31 March 2020 All sporting and leisure activities have inherent hazards associated with them and rambling is no exception. In spite of the safety of members always being the paramount concern, accidents will occasionally occur. It is important therefore, that when entering into the activity, each member appreciates that they have a responsibility to identify the hazards associated with the activity and take all reasonable steps to eliminate or minimise the potential for an accident to arise. In case of exceptional weather and circumstances such as snow or flood or public transport difficulties, check with the leader that the advertised walk is still on. MILES EXP. Linear or DAY DATE TIME STARTING POINT Location POST CODE GRID REF LEADER TELEPHONE (Max) MAP Circular Blackfriars Underground station. (Meet outside) End Highbury & Islington. This walk will be followed by a drink and meal at a Turkish restaurant to celebrate Sue's 60th birthday Sue Sinton- Sun 01 Dec 10:00 12 London EC4V 4DD 173 TQ317808 Linear 07968 424738 (everyone pays for themselves!). Please let Sue know asap if you would like to come and Smith haven't already contacted her. Brick End, Figure of Tue 03 Dec 10:15 12 Prince of Wales PH. Car Park Order at pub before walk. CM6 2BJ 195 TL573259 Brian Hemming 07980 378251 Broxted 8 Thu 05 Dec 10:15 6 Brentwood King Georges Playing Field Car Park. Hartswood Road. (parking fee at certain times) CM14 5AA 175 TQ602929 Circular Garry Parmenter 07513 597003 Thu 05 Dec 19:30 Shenfield Parish Hall Brentwood Ramblers AGM. Refreshments provided after meeting. Sat 07 Dec 10:00 6 Leigh-on-Sea Two Tree Island, Car Park. Opp. recycle centre and skate park. (Parking Fee.) SS9 2ET 175 TQ829856 Circular Peter Brown 07476 996647 Havering-atte- Sun 08 Dec 10:00 12 Bedfords Park Visitor Centre Car Park, Broxhill Road. (Car Park. at far end of access road) RM4 1QH 175 TQ520924 Circular Chris Green 07810 525250 Bower Hanningfield, Tue 10 Dec 10:15 11 Hanningfield Reservoir Visitor Centre, Hawkswood Road CM11 1WT 175 TQ725971 Circular Alan Waddoups 07776 105610 Downham Epping Forest, Daphne Thu 12 Dec 10:15 6 Ranger's Road A1069, Car Park. opp. Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge. E4 7QH 174 TQ397947 Circular 07960 973431 Chingford Vandersteen Sat 14 Dec 10:00 6 Writtle Car Park. behind village pond, The Green CM1 3HY 183 TL678062 Circular Ron Lockhart 07812 412611 Sun 15 Dec 10:00 11 Felsted Playing Field Car Park, Jollyboys Lane North CM63 DU 195 TL683204 Circular Ashley Freeman 07583 156283 Bentley Golf Club Car Park. Ongar Road, Short walk in the morning before Christmas Tue 17 Dec 10:15 12 Kelvedon Hatch CM15 9SS 175 TQ569974 Circular Geoff Sharman 07768 357570 lunch at the golf club. Lunch must be prebooked with Les Cox Lorraine Thu 19 Dec 10:15 6 Writtle Brew House Hoppit car park, behind the CO-OP in Bridge Street CM1 3EY 183 TL680062 Circular 07973 416206 Hayward Sat 21 Dec 10:00 6 Mountnessing Village Hall Car Park. Roman Road. CM15 0TD 175 TQ631979 Circular Peter Smith 07731 793047 Hampstead Underground Station. (Meet outside) The Hidden Westbourne River, Sun 22 Dec 10:00 10 London NW3 1HJ 173 TQ264857 Linear Richard Farr 07754 102834 Hampstead to Chelsea The Street (adjacent to The Forresters Arms PH) Park in road Park on the street between Wed 25 Dec 10:15 5 High Ongar CM5 9NH 183 TL567038 Circular Steve DeBattista 07703 060278 the church and Foresters PH. Thu 26 Dec 10:15 6 Hornchurch Country Park. Car Park. off Squadrons Approach. RM12 6UB 175 TQ536849 Circular Ron Lockhart 07812 412611 Sat 28 Dec 10:00 6 Upminster The Optimist PH Car Park,Hacton Lane. Please make a purchase if using the carpark RM14 2XY 175 TQ549856 Circular Martin Brown 07759 443354 Sun 29 Dec No Brentwood Group Leader. See Ramblers Walk Finder website for local walks. Burnham-on Tue 31 Dec 10:15 11 Foundry Lane, Country Park and Yacht Harbour. (raised Car Park.) slower paced walk CM0 8BL 176 TQ941961 Circular Graham Barfoot 07925 125809 Crouch Part of The Ramblers' Association, company limited by guarantee, registration number 4458492 Registered Charity Number 1093577 Walks Programme December 2019 to March 2020 Page 1 Brentwood Ramblers - Programmed Walks - 1 December 2019 to 31 March 2020 All sporting and leisure activities have inherent hazards associated with them and rambling is no exception. In spite of the safety of members always being the paramount concern, accidents will occasionally occur. It is important therefore, that when entering into the activity, each member appreciates that they have a responsibility to identify the hazards associated with the activity and take all reasonable steps to eliminate or minimise the potential for an accident to arise. In case of exceptional weather and circumstances such as snow or flood or public transport difficulties, check with the leader that the advertised walk is still on. MILES EXP. Linear or DAY DATE TIME STARTING POINT Location POST CODE GRID REF LEADER TELEPHONE (Max) MAP Circular Wed 01 Jan No Brentwood Group Leader. See Ramblers Walk Finder website for local walks. Brentwood, East Kelvin Thu 02 Jan 10:15 6 Halfway House PH. Car Park. off A127 Please use the pub or donate in charity box CM13 3LL 175 TQ633895 Circular 07742 100610 Horndon Crutchfield Brentwood, East Sat 04 Jan 10:00 6 & 4 Halfway House PH. Car Park. off A127 Choice of a shorter slower walk CM13 3LL 175 TQ633895 Circular Les Cox 07960 772476 Horndon Chelmsford, Lorraine Sun 05 Jan 10:00 12 Hylands Park Main North Car Park. from A414. Writtle By-Pass CM2 8WQ 183 TL680048 Circular 07973 416206 Widford Hayward Tue 07 Jan 10:15 12 Navestock Side The Green, Park in lane at rear edge of green. CM14 5SD 175 TQ563973 Circular Ashley Freeman 07583 156283 Havering-atte- Thu 09 Jan 10:15 6 Park behind church in Elmer Ave. RM4 1PY 175 TQ511930 Circular Steve Jessup 07564 390188 Bower Aveley, South Belhus Park Golf & Country Club, Park Lane, off Aveley By-Pass, Park in Swimming Pool Sat 11 Jan 10:00 6 RM15 4QR 175 TQ572811 Circular Julie Thurgood 07760 241401 Ockendon, Car Park. Sun 12 Jan 10:00 12 Roxwell Roxwell Village Hall Car Park. The Street CM1 4PA 183 TL645085 Circular Geoff Sharman 07768 357570 Langdon Hills, One Tree Hill, Langdon Hills Country Park Car Park. (Top Car Park. with toilets) off of Tue 14 Jan 10:15 12 SS17 9NH 175 TQ697861 Circular Garry Parmenter 07513 597003 Basildon B1420 Thu 16 Jan 10:15 6 Ingatestone Park at dead end of Little Hyde Lane (South). Approach via Back Lane, Fryerning CM4 0HJ 183 TL651002 Circular Ashley Freeman 07583 156283 Chelmsford, Sat 18 Jan 10:00 6 Back Lane - Little Watham Rd. (access via A130 Essex Regiment Way) CM1 7TG 183 TL717104 Circular Ashley Freeman 07583 156283 Springfield Sun 19 Jan 10:00 11 Billericay Laindon Common Rd. Car Park. near A176. CM12 9SY 175 TQ674930 Circular Les Cox 07960 772476 Havering 's Grove. Park off A129 Rayleigh Road. Car park entrance is opposite 620 Tue 21 Jan 10:15 13 Hutton CM13 1SG 175 TQ649948 Circular Colin Raven 07419 781412 Rayleigh Road Faster paced walk Tue 21 Jan 10:15 11 Brentwood Brentwood Centre Car Park. Doddinghurst Road. Slower paced walk CM15 9NP 175 TQ591953 Circular Les Cox 07960 772476 Thu 23 Jan 10:15 6 Danbury Danbury Common, National Trust Car Park., Bicknacre Road. (Parking Donation 50p) CM3 4JH 183 TL781043 Circular Peter Brown 07476 996647 Sat 25 Jan 10:00 6 Ingatestone Ingatestone Hall, Hall Lane, Car Park. near entrance gate. CM4 9NS 175 TQ653987 Circular Alan Kendrick 07981 359009 Sun 26 Jan 10:00 12 Harlow Burnt Mill Close (park on road) CM20 2PS 174 TL44113 Fig 8 Don Clark 07767 611464 Ballards Gore, Tue 28 Jan 10:15 12 The Shepherd and Dog PH, The Gore, Stambridge SS4 2DA 175 TQ906928 Circular Richard Farr 07754 102834 Rochford Chafford Thu 30 Jan 10:15 6 Essex Wildlife Trust, Chafford Gorges visitor centre, Drake Road RM16 6RG 162 TQ597795 Circular Garry Parmenter 07513 597003 Hundred, Grays Part of The Ramblers' Association, company limited by guarantee, registration number 4458492 Registered Charity Number 1093577 Walks Programme December 2019 to March 2020 Page 2 Brentwood Ramblers - Programmed Walks - 1 December 2019 to 31 March 2020 All sporting and leisure activities have inherent hazards associated with them and rambling is no exception. In spite of the safety of members always being the paramount concern, accidents will occasionally occur. It is important therefore, that when entering into the activity, each member appreciates that they have a responsibility to identify the hazards associated with the activity and take all reasonable steps to eliminate or minimise the potential for an accident to arise. In case of exceptional weather and circumstances such as snow or flood or public transport difficulties, check with the leader that the advertised walk is still on. MILES EXP. Linear or DAY DATE TIME STARTING POINT Location POST CODE GRID REF LEADER TELEPHONE (Max) MAP Circular Frankie Sat 01 Feb 10:00 6 High Ongar High Ongar Bridge, old road off A414 Chelmsford Road. Park at far end of road. CM5 9LZ 183 TL560040 Circular 07733 077872 Carpenter Sun 02 Feb 10:00 11 London Royal Festival Hall First Part of Nelson Mandela Way (see Newsletter for details) SE1 8XX 173 TQ308801 Linear Colin Raven 07419 781412 Tue 04 Feb 10:15 12 Rickling Green Park in Rickling Green Road, close to The Cricketers PH.
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