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All length times are approximate dependant on conditions and numbers Date Time Walk Where to meet 10 July 10.30 - Tamar Bridge to St Stephen’s Church, Saltash, WALK & TALK: 2017 12.30 St Budeaux PL12 4AP SALTASH 17 July 10.30 - St Germans St Germans Station, PL12 5LU 12.30 A walking group for all ages 24 July 10.30 - Churchtown St Stephen's Church, Saltash, 12.30 Farm PL12 4AP Walks every Monday in Saltash 31st July 10.30- Latchbrook and Ploughboy Inn, Liskeard Rd, 1.00 Trematon Saltash, PL12 4HG 7 August 10.30 - Wacker Quay to Wacker Quay car park, Antony, A great way to meet new people, explore your area, and 12.30 Antony PL11 3AH improve your health – and it’s free! 14 10.30- Cargreen Landulph Church, PL12 6NG August 12.30 Please wear comfortable clothing and be prepared for the weather! It is 21 10.30 - Antony House to Torpoint Cemetery Car Park essential that you wear appropriate footwear, bring a drink and snack for the August 12.30 Wilcove PL11 2QA ( 1.4 miles out of rest stop. Antony village towards Torpoint on right). Some walks use short train or bus journeys to reach suitable walk routes 28 10.30 - Railways and St Stephen’s Church, Saltash, and may stop for lunch along the route. Please check the description and August 1.00 Castles PL12 4AP bring monies and rail/bus passes if you have them in preparation for this. 4 Sept 10.30 - China Fleet Free car park upstream of both 1.00 bridges, Saltash PL12 6BJ For more information please contact the Tamar Valley AONB [email protected] or call 01822 835030. 11 Sept 10.30 - Seaton Valley Seaton Valley car park, 1.00 OR Seaton to PL11 3JT Keveral Manor The group is supported by the Tamar Valley AONB, and this programme 18 Sept 10.30 - Antony Passage St Stephen’s Church, Saltash, and more information is available on their website: 12.30 PL12 4AP http://www.tamarvalley.org.uk/explore/events/walkandtalk/ 25 Sept 10.30- Tamar Riverside Mutton Cove car park, 1.00 PL1 4LB. Arrange a car share if required 2 October 10.30 - Plym Valley B&M car park entrance, 2017 1.00 Plympton, PL7 4TB Churchtown Farm Antony Estate/Wilcove circular Meet 10.30am, St Stephens Church, Saltash, PL12 4AP. Meet 10.30am Torpoint Cemetery car park, PL11 2QA ( 1.4 miles out of Explore the local and natural history of the area while walking the fields and Antony village towards Torpoint on right). Paths and tracks through paths of Churchtown Farm Nature Reserve. Moderate slopes on grassy Antony Estate (Can be slippery/muddy when wet), lanes to Wilcove and back to cemetery via lanes and paths. footpaths. Antony Passage Tamar Bridge to St Budeaux Meet 10.30am, St Stephens Church, Saltash, PL12 4AP. Meet 10.30am, St Stephens Church, Saltash, PL12 4AP. Walk alongside Forder Lake from Forder village to Antony Passage, up See the Tamar from above and from the other side! Riverside walk with steps through woods and fields to Trematon Castle. One steep downhill at option of public transport return. Return by bus, train, or walk. start, some hills with an alternative to St. Stephens Hill on the return. Tamar Riverside Plym Valley Meet 10.30am, Mutton Cove car park, PL1 4LB Meet 10:30am, B&M carpark entrance Plympton, PL7 4TB. (B&Q currently Flat pavement walk along riverside to Royal William Yard. Coffee break closed so park where you can and meet by B&M carpark entrance), then flight of steps to Devils point. Return along the road. An easy circular walk along flat paths through Plym Bridge Woods. Railways and Castles Seaton Valley Country Park Meet 10.30am, St Stephens Church Saltash, PL12 4AP Meet 10.30am Seaton Valley Country Park, PL11 3JT. Off road easy A longer walk along creeks to Antony passage, Shillingham and riverside side walk to Hessenford and back. Or Lanes and track up to Wiveliscombe before returning past Trematon Castle. Several stiles and Keveral Manor (Can be slippery/muddy when wet), lanes and fields to inclines. access SW Coast Path back to Seaton. (Depending on conditions underfoot Cargreen on the day). Meet 10.30am, Landulph Church, PL12 6NG, (follow signs to Cargreen Wacker Quay to Antony then Landulph Church). Lovely circular walk through fields, tracks and Meet 10.30am, Wacker Quay car park, Antony, PL11 3AH. quiet lanes. One track has been extremely muddy in the past but can be Walk through woods by the river Lynher past the old military railway and avoided by use of a lane. Abbottscourt Lane to Antony. Level walk with a coffee stop at the St Germans Community Cafe in Antony before returning. Meet St Germans Station platform at 10.30am. Park on the road (other side from meeting), or in front of the church and walk to the station. China Fleet Extensive views of the Lynher and Tiddy including down to the quay. A Meet 10.30am Free car park upstream of both bridges, Saltash, PL12 6BJ. steepish climb up the hillside above St Germans where we usually have a An easy walk on good paths to China Fleet Club then through woods to the break and admire the views. river. Return the same way. Latchbrook and Trematon Meet 10.30am, Ploughboy Inn, Liskeard Rd, Saltash, PL12 4HG. A longer walk on footpaths to historic Trematon, the high point of Longlands and back beside the peaceful, wooded Latchbrook Leat. A walk on quiet lanes and footpaths, hills, stiles and possibly muddy bits! .
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