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RAMBLERS’ ASSOCIATION MENDIP GROUP The Charity Working for Walkers. Charity number 1093577 Company limited by guarantee 4458492. www.ramblers.org.uk SPRING/SUMMER PROGRAMME April – July 2012 FROM THE COMMITTEE Walking insurance Go Walkabout have contacted us offering an insurance product that is designed to deal with accidents and incidents that can occur whilst on a walking trip. We are able to offer an annual policy for as little as £23.85 for an individual or £42.93 for a couple. The Ramblers insurance does not cover you for any injury you may sustain. It only covers the walk leader for third party liability. Details can be found at http://accidents-happen.co.uk/. Ramblers Worldwide Holidays Walking Programme The Ramblers have switched walking holiday partners from Ramblers Holidays to HF, but Ramblers Holidays still offer discounts which go to the group. We have registered Mendip Ramblers into their Walking Partnership Scheme. So if you are planning a holiday with Ramblers Holidays, let them know that you are a member of Mendip Ramblers. The group will get between £10 and £30 per booking. Blacks Discount Card As Blacks is now owned by JD Sports, the Blacks Card you received is no longer being honoured. FUTURE EVENTS Friday 20 April 2012 Quiz night at the Poachers Pocket, Chelynch. Start: 6:45pm for 7:00pm. Last date to book: 12 April 2012. Price: £8.50 incl. hot supper. Please send your cheque (made payable to Mendip Ramblers) to 8 Beverley Close, Frome BA11 4EP. 1 Friday 22 June – Monday 25 June 2012 Exmoor self-booking weekend On the ”menu” are Wimbleball Lake, the Simonsbath area, Exford area and Wheddon Cross to Dunkery Beacon. All the walks will be about 12 miles. The terrain is hilly. Some of the walks will not have been checked beforehand. Suggested shorter walks of about 8 miles will be available, but they will be self-led. On some days it will be possible for those wanting shorter walks, to start with the group and return by a shorter route. If the weather is bad, the walk may be altered. A communal meal on Saturday night is planned. If you wish to go, please let Janet know so that booking can be done in advance (01458 835238). For details of the walks, please go to the relevant page in the walk programme. Saturday 30 June 2012 Day walk on the Isle of Wight Les is planning a day walk on the Isle of Wight on Saturday 30 June. It is the Round the Island Yacht Race. Park in Lymington and catch the 10am ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth. Walk to Freshwater Bay across Tennyson Down with views of both the north and south coast, on to The Needles and Alum Bay, followed by the coastal path back to Yarmouth. Distance about 10 miles. Plenty of tea shops. A return ticket for one is £12.90. Parking for the day at the terminal is quoted as £5.90 on their website. If anyone is interested, contact Les on 07768 556735 or email [email protected]. MENDIP RAMBLERS FREE WALKING FESTIVAL 2012 AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND Saturday 25, Sunday 26, Monday 27 August 2012 Each day there will be 3 walks (various distances) starting at 10:00am Plus 1 shorter walk starting at 1:00pm. All walks start from The Village Hall Fosse Way Stratton-on-the-Fosse Shepton Mallet BA3 4QQ Grid ref: ST 658 510 OS Explorer Map 142 – Shepton Mallet & Mendip Hills East www.mendipramblers.co.uk Any queries, please telephone Paula on 01458 860751 [email protected] or Clive on 07931 382064 / [email protected] 2 Brittany self-booking September 2012 (from Tony and Jane Dyson) This is definitely going ahead, with the main party meeting in Brittany for walks from Wednesday 12 September through to Monday 17 September. We will be joining with local ramblers on the Sunday. The majority of the group plan to camp at a site near pointe de Trevignon (6 miles south of Concarneau), which is close to beaches and other amenities. There is plenty B&B accommodation available locally for those who prefer not to camp. We are trying to minimise transport costs by car sharing where possible. To register an interest, please email me at [email protected]. Wednesday walkers These walks are not surveyed, so they can be quite exciting. They usually start 10:00am, are between 8-11 miles and often nearing a pub for lunch. Details of the start point can be obtained from David Rawlins (01373 836252), Alice Lock (01373 474695) and Alan Hancock (01749 675836) after 6:00pm on Tuesday before the walk. Bring your secateurs. OTHER NEWS Sunday 13 May 2012 St MARGARET’s Great Somerset Walk Due to popular demand, St Margaret’s Great Somerset Walk will be held again on Sunday 13 May 2012. It offers you the chance to see your area from a different angle. The walk – the longest organised walk in Somerset – is mainly along footpaths and bridleways, but is also broken into shorter, manageable sections so that you can walk from just 4 miles or challenge yourself to complete the full 34 miles between Taunton and Yeovil. The route between Taunton and Creech St Michael is wheelchair and pushchair friendly. The Great Somerset Walk is for everyone! Toddlers, teens, twenty-somethings and seniors are all welcome. You can even bring your dog! Not only do you get the benefits of fun, fitness and a great day out, every pound you raise will help provide hospice care for thousands of patients and their families in Somerset. The Great Somerset Walk offers you a chance to enjoy the wonderful scenery we are so lucky to have on our doorstep whilst helping raise funds for Somerset’s largest charity. You will receive a free hospice sunflower badge at your start registration point, so you can proudly show your support on the route. You will also be able to learn about the area as you walk with the Great Somerset Walk quiz. Walkers can register on line at http://www.somerset-hospice.org.uk/Fundraising/CharityWalk2012, find a registration leaflet at St Margaret’s shops or by ringing the Fundraising Office on 0845 345 9671. If the walk is not for you, perhaps you could volunteer to do a stint as a marshal – please do get in touch. If you would like any further information, St Margaret’s Fundraising Office will be pleased to help. 3 Thank you for your walks in this programme! On 6th June 2012: Please submit your walks for the next programme GENERAL INFORMATION Websites For information about Mendip Ramblers’ activities, news, programmes, our local history, photographs etc. visit www.mendipramblers.co.uk. Visit www.somersetramblers.co.uk for information on all Ramblers groups in Somerset. Both websites are easy to use. Code of Conduct for Dog Owners 1. Please consider other walkers at all times and ensure that their enjoyment of the walk is not affected in any way by your dog. 2. Dogs must be kept under close control when there is livestock about. 3. It is recommended that dogs are kept on a lead when walking on a highway with vehicular access. 4. If any walker feels a dog is not under proper control they should speak to the leader. 5. Follow any directions given by the leader or back marker Banana and orange peel These are not biodegradable in the British climate and are very unsightly when carelessly disposed of. Please take them home. Banana skins can go in the compost heap (reputed to be excellent for roses) or the waste food recycling caddy, while orange peel can be cut into small (3mm) squares and sprinkled on the garden or lawn to discourage cats. How long can it take? Paper bag: 1 month Plastic bag: 10 to 20 years Plastic bottle: 450 years Cigarette end: 18 months to 500 years Chewing gum: 1 million years 4 Committee 2011/2012: Chair: Mike Plaskitt [email protected] 01373 472101 Secretary: Les Stather [email protected] 07768 556735 Treasurer: Tony Dyson [email protected] 01761 232715 Footpath Officer (East): Tony Parsons [email protected] 01749 342285 Footpath Officer (West): Brian Underwood [email protected] 01749 672457 Membership Secretary: Barbara Calverley [email protected] 01749 870169 Press Secretary & Publicity Officer: Paula Ruddock [email protected] 01458 860751 Social Secretary: Alice Lock [email protected] 01373 474695 Area Committee Rep: Nick Harding [email protected] 01373 812652 Web master: Les Stather [email protected] 07768 556735 Assisted by Tony Dyson Walks Programme Co-ordinator: Peggy Frampton [email protected] 01278 783270 Assisted by Alice and Paula Committee Members: Mary Birchall [email protected] 01373 474530 Mary Davis Jane Dyson 01761 232715 Date Description Contact Sunday 1st Washing Stones Gully, Jack & Joan's Bower Bob and Rosemary April Distance 12 miles. Phone 01749 346023 Time 10am Meet: West Pennard Village Hall ST 548 381 Map: EX141 BA6 8RT Sunday 1st Frome Rights of Way walk: Around Les April Thoulstone Phone 07768 556735 Time 2:20pm Distance 5.5 miles. ST 840 480 Map: EX143 Meet: Thoulston. Old A36 slip road BA13 4AQ 5 Thursday East Woodlands, Tytherington, Blatchbridge Les 5th April Distance 6 miles. Phone 07768 556735 Time 10am Meet: East Woodlands Church ST 789 441 Map: EX142 BA11 5LQ Sunday 8th The Polden Way from Walton Hill Janet April Distance 12 miles. Phone 01458 835238 Time 10am Meet: Walton Hill car park ST 466 350 Map: EX141 BA16 9RD Monday 9th Easter Monday flat walk: Burrowbridge, Stoke Richard & Lisa April St.
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