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Walking for Well-Being Summary of Walk Locations 2003 - 2016 Walking for Well-Being Summary of Walk Locations 2003 - 2016 Date Sort Date Location Meeting Point Walk Details Grid Ref Tu. 18th Apr. 18/04/06 Abberton Wildfowl Centre Join Peter for a 5.5 mile walk around Abberton on Expl. 184 2006 Reservoir roads, pavements, and forest tracks including a brief 963 183 look into Norman Church. Some stiles. Weds 17th 17/02/16 Acton Acton Village Hall Join Malcolm for a walk of about 5 miles on quiet Exp 210 Feb 1.30pm off High St.behind lanes, tracks, field paths and the airfield. Car park 892 450 Crown PH access to right (east) of Crown Pub CO10 0AT Tues 30th 30/08/11 Aldham Mill Race Nursery Anne K will take you 5-6 miles along part of Essex Expl. 184 Aug. 2011 CP, Way. 919 267 CO6 3QT Tue 12th 12/08/14 Aldham Mill Race Nursery- About a 6 mile circular walk to Chappel via field paths Expl.184 Aug. 2014 and lanes returning on the Colne riverside footpath 919 267 with Ann K.- Park at top end of CP. CO6 3QT Tues 19th May 19/05/15 Aldham Mill Race Nursery A 5 to 6 mile walk along the Colne Valley path towards Exp184 919 2015 Chappel with Anne K 267 CO6 3QT Tues 30th 30/06/15 Aldham Mill Race Nursery The all-day 17th Anniversary walk:- with Peter T. A 5 mile Exp184 919 June 2015 circular walk via Great Tey in the morning and a 4.5 mile 267 CO6 walk via Fordham for the afternoon. (Cafe in Garden centre 3QT or Bring Your Own packed lunch, if doing both walks) Tu 16th Mar 16/03/04 Arger Fen roadside car park. 5 mile circular walk via Honey Tye with Colin 930 353 2004 Sheppard; [Car Park is 2 miles east of Bures]. Map 196 Tues. 16th 16/07/13 Arger Fen Roadside parking. 4.5 - 5 mile walk with Linda via Arger Fen, Expl. 196 July 2013 Leavenheath and Mill Farms, Kedge's Wood and 930 352 Gazley Gate (please car share if possible due to CO8 5BN limited parking) Tues 8th Sept 08/09/15 Arger Fen Arger Fen 4.5 to 5 mile walk with Linda C via Leavenheath and Mill Exp196 930 2015 farms, Kedges Wood & Gazely Gate. (car share if poss. 352 CO8 little parking) 5BN Tues 15th 15/11/16 Assington Assington Farm About 5 miles via Hagmore Green - Malcolm. Please Exp196 November Shop,The Street, take advantage of the Farm Shop & Café. 934 378 10.30am Assington CO10 5LW Weds 8th 08/06/05 Beazley End The Cock P.H. Join Myrna for a walk via Bovingdon Rows, Codham Expl.195 June 2005 Mill, Iron Bridge and Rotten End. Approximately 5 ¼ 742 289 miles. Tu 26th Oct 26/10/04 Belchamp St Car Park opposite Meet in for a 5.5m walk with Alec Deeks via Dollery – 789 420 2004 Paul Community House Langley Woods Expl 210 Wed. 25th 25/01/12 Belchamp St Community House, Approx 5 miles around the footpaths of Belchamp St Expl. 210 Jan. 2012 Paul Gage’s Road, Paul and Belchamp Otten with Ann R. Parking at the 788 421 community house. CO10 7BX Tues 5th May 05/05/15 Belchamp St Paul Community House About 5 miles with Ann R exploring the paths around The Exp 210 788 2015 Belchamps. Car parking at the Community House. 421 CO10 7BX Wed. 6th 08/06/07 Black Notley Black Notley Circular walk around the farms of Black Notley 5 Expl. 195 June 2007 Church, miles with Peter G. [Meeting point is off Church Road 761 207 Black Notley]. Wed. 9th 09/02/11 Black Notley Black Notley 4 miles with Mike going south to Hazelton Wood, Expl. 195 Feb. 2011 Church, Church returning via Dagnets. [Parking by permission of Mr 761 207 Road, Ratclifffe, Black Notley Hall]. CM77 8LE Tu. 15th Feb. 15/02/11 Black Notley Black Notley 5 mile walk with Christine around fields and paths of Expl. 195 2011 Church, Church Black Notley. 761 207 Road, CM77 8LE Weds 19/11/03 Blackmore End The Bull PH at 4.5 m walk with Myrna Ling Expl. 195 19thNov 737 310 2003 Wed 14th 14/07/04 Blackmore End The Bull PH 5.5 m circular walk going NE to Ferry's Green with Expl 195 July2004 Myrna Ling 737 310 Tu 7th Dec 07/12/04 Blackmore End The Bull PH at Join us for our Christmas Walk with Myrna followed 737 310 2004 by lunch at The Bull. Lunch must be pre-booked at Expl 195 least 2 weeks in advance. Sunday 26th 26/12/04 Blackmore End Village Hall A 3 – 5 mile Boxing Day walk with David Foster 741 306 Dec 2004 Expl 195 Wed. 18th 18/07/07 Blackmore End The Bull PH, 5.5 miles with Myrna to Shalford Church and along Expl. 195 Jul. 2007 the River Pant to Codham Mill. 737 310 Wed.13th 13/02/08 Blackmore End Village Hall, 5.5 miles with Peter G to Liston Hall Farm, Brakes Expl.195 Feb. 2008 Wood and return via Shinborough. 741 306 Page 1 of 38 Walking for Well-Being Summary of Walk Locations 2003 - 2016 Date Sort Date Location Meeting Point Walk Details Grid Ref Wed. 28th 28/01/09 Blackmore End Village Hall CP Follow Peter on a 5 mile walk to Beazley End and Expl. 195 Jan.2009 Rotten End. 741 306 Wed. 6th 06/10/10 Blackmore End The Bull PH 5 miles with Myrna across to Codham Mill and along Expl. 195 Oct.2010 the River Pant. 737 310 CM7 4DD Wed. 2nd 02/05/12 Blackmore End Village Hall CP, 5 miles with Myrna around Blackmore End. Expl. 195 May 2012 741 306 CM7 4DN Wed. 3rd 03/10/12 Blackmore End Village Hall Nearly 5 miles with Myrna along Hyde Lane track, Expl. 195 Oct. 2012 Water Hall Lane, Iron Bridge, Nichols Farm, Shalford 741 306 Church and back via Rotten End CM7 4DN Weds 11th 11/11/15 Blackmore End Village Hall CP 4.5 miles via Gosfield Golf course, Park Hall and Exp 195 741 Nov 2015 Shinborough with Myrna 306 CM7 4 DN Tues 2nd Aug 02/08/16 Blackmore End Village Hall A 2.5mile circular walk with Myrna on footpaths and Exp195 10.30am Blackmore End bridleways 741 306 CM7 4DN Wed 20th 20/08/14 Blackmore End Village Hall 4.9 miles with Myrna via Rotten End, Danes Vale and Expl.195 Aug. 2014 Widdly Brook. 741 306 CM7 4DN Weds 14th 14/01/04 Bocking St Mary's Church,. Three mile circular walk. with Ann Read. [Parking on 756 256 Jan 2004 the green]. Map 195 Wed. 8th 08/11/06 Bocking Churchill Rd (nr 5 mile circular walk with Myrna along River Pant and Expl. 195 Nov. 2006 Towerlands) via Panfield. 754 252 Wed. 21st 21/03/07 Bocking Doreward’s Hall 5 miles passing Bocking Church, Beckwiths Farm and Expl. 195 Mar. 2007 Farm Shop CP,. the Fennes with Colin. 763 253 Wed. 27th 27/02/08 Bocking Dorwards Hall, 4.5 miles with Lotte past the Fenns to Bovingdon Expl. 195 Feb. 2008 Wood and return by Bovingdon Hall. Homebaked 763 253 cakes and drinks await you at the end. Tu. 8th Sept. 08/09/09 Bocking Village Hall, Church SHORT WALK – Alex Bass of Birding Tours will take Expl. 195 2009 Street us on about a 4 mile walk helping us to identify birds 760 260 around the lakes. (2 hours). Tu. 3rd Nov. 03/11/09 Bocking St Peter in the Field SHORT WALK – with Peter via Currants Farm & Park Expl. 195 2009 Farm. 757 235 Tu. 10th 10/09/13 Bocking St Mary’s Church, 5 miles out along the Pant to Sheering Hall and Expl. 195 Sept. 2013 Church Street, returning via Panfield following Peter T. [Casual road 757 257 parking or bus to Deanery Gardens]. ['Courtesy of CM7 5NA B&B Civic Society']. Tu. 11th Feb. 11/02/14 Bocking St Mary’s Church About 5 miles taking in Dorewards Hall, The windmill Expl. 195 2014 and Fennes Lakes with Peter (Courtesy B&B civic 757 257 Society) ). CM7 5NA Tues 5th 05/04/16 Bocking St Marys church A 5 mile walk with David & Eric from the church gates Exp195 April hall – Bocking to the fishing lakes, returning via Dorewards 757 257 10.30am CM7 5NA Tues 17th 17/05/16 Bocking Thistley Green Rd About 5 miles with Anne K on quiet paths & lanes via Exp195 May Bocking River Blackwater & Bocking Church. 769 253 10.30am CM7 9SE Weds 25th 25/05/05 Boreham Village Hall, Roman A 5 mile circular walk to Paper Mill and Little Baddow Expl.183 May 2005 Road, Boreham using field paths, the river bank and quiet roads with 757 102 Bill. {Roman Road is the old A12 – Village Hall is nearly opposite the Six Bells PH] Tu 17th Feb. 17/02/09 Boreham Village Hall CP, A 5 mile circular walk to Paper Mill & Little Baddow Expl.183 2009 Roman Road, (the using field paths & the Chelmer Canal with Bill. 757 102 old A12) Wed. 16th 16/11/11 Boreham Village Hall CP, A 5 mile circular walk to Paper Mill Lock and Little Exp. 183 Nov. 2011 Main Road Baddow using field paths and the river bank with Bill. 757 102 CM3 3JD Wed 25th 25/06/14 Boreham Village Hall CP A 5 to 6 mile walk using field paths to Paper Mill Lock Expl.183 Jun.
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