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01 Feb The Broomway (A/B) 08 Feb Durdham Down to Sea Mills and 15 Feb Hawkesbury Upton (B) 23 Feb Primrose Hill (B) Sat 12miles 19km Exp176 along River Avon (B) Sat 6miles 10km Exp 167 Sun 11miles 18km Exp155 07:30 Great Wakering Sat 6miles 10km 10:00 Meet at The Beaufort Arms. Road 09:00 Patrick K 07807 130 450 Pub afterwards. See last page 10:00 Water Tower. Durdham Down. Buses parking @ST776870 Wendy B 07970 811 668 1, 2, 3, or 4 from Bristol city centre or A walk along quiet lanes and byways 23 Feb Nympsfield//Woodchester (SB) College Green to Blackboy Hill. to Hawkesbury and Horton. Return to Sun 8miles 13km Exp 167/168 01 Feb Backwell (B) @ST571749 @ST571749 Hawkesbury Upton via the Cotswold 09:30 Andy St 07714 274 859 Sat 6miles 10km Exp 154 Ian B 07720 072 076 Way and Horton hillfort. Fabulous views from the hillfort across to the 10:00 The George Backwell Farleigh BS48 River Severn. 26 Feb Cold Ashton (B) 3PG @ST497692 Tricia M 07724 063 973 Wed 5miles 8km Exp156 Jill Ba 0117 968 4260 09 Feb Vale of Berkeley (A) 10:00 Parish Hall CP @ST747726 Sun 15miles 24km Exp 167 16 Feb Lilstock Beach & Bicknoller Post Please car share. Pub at end. 02 Feb Cranham (A) 08:00 Bob G 07452 951 704 (A) Sue F 0117 962 4705 / 07821 467 660 Sun 15miles 24km Exp 179 Sun 13miles 21km Exp 140 08:00 John W 0117 924 0125 09 Feb Marshfield and Doynton (B) 29 Feb No walks. Check website nearer the 08:00 Geoff D 0117 962 8996 Sun 12.5miles 20km Exp 155 date 02 Feb Burledge Hill (B) 08:30 Lesley I 16 Feb Old Sodbury / Hawkesbury Upton Sun 12.5miles 20km Exp 141 and 142 07341 083 655 Texts preferred (B) 01 Mar Snowshill (A) Sun 14.5miles 23km ExpOL 45 08:30 Patsy H 07780 934 969 Sun 12miles 19km Exp167 09 Feb Newark Park (SB) 08:00 Wendy B 07970 811 668 09:00 Andy Se 07789 931 212 02 Feb Filton, Purdown, Snuff Mills, Sun 8miles 13km Exp 167/168 Frenchay (SB) 09:30 Andy St 07714 274 859 19 Feb No walks. Check website nearer the 01 Mar Tintern & Trellech (BHW) Sun 9miles 15km Exp155 date Sun 12miles 19km ExpOL14 12 Feb Compton Dando (B) 08:30 Chris S 07989 444 291 09:30 Pub at end/ cafe at Snuff Mills Wed 6.5miles 11km Exp155 22 Feb Chew Stoke - Regil (B) Ann L 0117 942 2076 10:00 Please car share. Park opposite Sat 6.5miles 11km Exp 155 01 Mar West of Chepstow (SB) 05 Feb Swineford (B) Compton Inn or in pub car park if 10:00 Stoke Inn car park, Chew Stoke BS40 Sun 8miles 13km ExpOL14 using pub. ST646645 BS39 4JZ 8XE @ST560617 Wed 6miles 10km Exp155 09:30 Andy Se 07789 931 212 @ST646645 10:00 Swineford picnic site off A431 Pub (Stoke Inn) at end, Park in pub car park between Bitton and Kelston Cafe in nearby Pensford. 04 Mar Frenchay Village (B) @ST691692 Mick and Anne 07972 557 779 / Diane B 01275 332 270 / Wed 4.5miles 7km Exp155 0117 956 6892 07919 193 589 Pubs at end in either Swineford or 10:00 Frenchay Village Museum. BS16 1SZ @ST633775 Kelston Margaret P 0117 951 3513 / 22 Feb Avon Area AGM Bus Y4 from Bristol Bus Station to Sat See February Avon Area News for 07398 136 616 Begbrook Park; bus 19/19A from more details Bath, Kingswood, UWE. Parking near Frenchay Village Museum. Optional 23 Feb Talybont Reservoir Rollercoaster visit to museum at end of walk. (AHW) Les D 07870 608 594 / Sun 15miles 24km Exp OL12 0117 956 8085 08:00 Bob G 07452 951 704 11 Mar Kingscote & Ozleworth (B) 18 Mar Milk Hill (A/B) 25 Mar Chew Valley Lake (B) 05 Mar Taunton Leisure Shopping Wed 7miles 11km Exp 168 Wed 12miles 19km Exp 157 Wed 6.5miles 11km Exp141 Thurs Evening 10:00 Hunters Hall Inn , Kingscote(on 08:00 Contact leader for details of the 10:00 CP Herons Green on B3114 17:00- A4135) @ST814960 meeting location for lift sharing. @ST554594 Pub at end Wendy B 07970 811 668 Park in CP Herons Green on B3114 19:00 20% DISCOUNT WITH Margaret P 0117 951 3513 / Diane B 01275 332 270 / CURRENT 07398 136 616 18 Mar Wick to Doynton (B) 07919 193 589 RAMBLERS CARD Wed 5.5miles 9km Exp155 0117 963 7640 14 Mar Castle Combe (B) 28 Mar No walks. Check website nearer the 10:00 Wick Village Hall @ST703727 Sat 6miles 10km Exp 156 date 07 Mar Congresbury (B) Jan B 0117 329 1336 Sat 6miles 10km Exp 154 10:00 Top (free) car park in Castle Combe. 10:00 Free Car Park at the Basketball courts @ST845776 18 Mar Leigh Woods/Ashton Court (B) British Summer Time Begins Times are BST at Gooseham Mead (off Kent Rd just Sally B 07815 728 306 Wed 6miles 10km Exp154 off A370) Buses: X1 & X2 10:00 Opposite The George, Abbots Leigh @ST438639 15 Mar Dunster (A) 29 Mar Y Grib (AHW) @ST542736 Along the River Yeo then climb up Sun 15miles 24km Bus X3 or X4 from Bristol Bus Sun 15miles 24km ExpOL 13 into the woods (can be muddy). 08:00 Nigel A 0117 959 1701 08:00 [ExpOL 9] Station. Please car share. Limited Elaine R 07813 717 823 parking opposite The George. Cafe Nigel A 0117 959 1701 stop. Pub at end. 29 Mar Shirenewton (B) 08 Mar Mendips via Dolebury Warren (A) 15 Mar Dursley (B) Julie P 0117 942 2304 / Sun 12miles 19km ExpOL14 07790 102 721 Sun 15miles 24km Exp 141 Sun 11miles 18km Exp 167 09:00 Sue and Roger F 07545 596184 08:00 Mikiko T 0117 962 0455 08:30 Beverley B 07817 533 086 21 Mar Failand (B) 29 Mar Chepstow area (SB) 08 Mar Avebury (B) 15 Mar Charterhouse, Velvet Bottom , Sat 6miles 10km Exp 154 Sun 8miles 13km Exp OL14 Sun 11miles 18km Exp 157 Beacon Batch (SB) 10:00 Car park top of Belmont Hill on 09:30 Jill Bi 0117 955 1360 / B3129 @ST518711 07840 272 628 08:30 Paula C 07950 271 150 Sun 7.5miles 12km Exp141 09:30 No pub stop Diane B 01275 332 270 / 07919 193 589 08 Mar Burrington Combe and Dolebury Carol N 0117 924 0173 / 01 Apr No walks. Check website nearer the date Warren (SB) 07484 168 652 Sun 7.5miles 12km Exp141 22 Mar Wavering Down (A) 09:30 Malin and Tony 0117 973 4430 Sun 15miles 24km Exp OL141 & 153 04 Apr Clevedon (B) 08:00 Heather T 0117 942 7895 Sat 6miles 10km Exp 154 11 Mar Tickenham (B) 10:00 Clevedon Pier Catch X6 or X7 from Wed 5miles 8km Exp154 22 Mar Wellow (B) Bristol or park cars on the seafront @ST402719 10:00 Tickenham church BS21 6SD Sun 12miles 19km Exp142/155 09:00 Clive R 0117 924 5733 Dorothy G 0117 966 9070 @ST458714 Jill Ba 0117 968 4260 04 and The Ramblers 2020 Council annual 22 Mar Box and Box Hill (SB) 05 Apr general meeting will take place in Sun 8miles 13km Exp 156 Bristol 09:30 Lesley I 07341 083 655 Texts preferred 05 Apr Broadwindsor (A) 19 Apr Caerphilly Summits (A) 29 Apr Swineford Circular (B) 03 May Wick Rocks (A) Sun 16miles 26km Exp116 Sun 14.5miles 23km Exp 151 & 166 Wed 5.5miles 9km Exp155 Sun 15miles 24km Exp155 08:00 Gordon S 01275 394 818 08:00 Wendy B 07970 811 668 10:10 Swineford picnic site. Awaits arrival 08:00 Keith B 0117 949 7076 of bus @ST692693 05 Apr Dyrham / Codrington (B) 19 Apr Wick, Dyrham, Doynton and back Bus 37 at 09.25 from Bristol Bus 03 May Lower Wye Valley (B) Sun 11.5miles 19km Exp155 (B) Station, arr 10.07 at Swineford picnic Sun 12miles 19km ExpOL14 09:00 Andy Se 07789 931 212 Sun 12miles 19km Exp 155 site. 09:00 Lucille D 07791 620 847 Jan B 0117 329 1336 09:30 Pub stop in Hinton 08 Apr Uley (A) Mandy M 07812 143 302 05 May Ashton Court Wed 13miles 21km Exp 167 Wessex Wanderer Walks in May Tue 4.5miles 7km 2020 08:30 Bristol Temple Meads Station to catch 19 Apr East Harptree (SB) 18:30 Meet outside Suspension Bridge There will be at least two Wessex 08:37 train to Cam and Dursley. Train Sun 8miles 13km Exp141 Visitor Centre @ST565731 Wanderer Walks in May 2020. One also stops at Filton Abbey Wood at 09:30 Andy St 07714 274 859 is: No stiles / Hopefully bluebells! 08:45and Bristol Parkway at 08:50 16th May: Avoncliff Circular Patsy H 07780 934 969 09:15 Cam and Dursley rail station 22 Apr Pucklechurch (B) Led by Dorothy G 0117 966 9070. @SO753021 Wed 7miles 11km Exp 155 See the Wessex Wanderer website 05 May Downs & Bishop's Knoll Nigel A 0117 959 1701 10:00 CP Pucklechurch Community Centre nearer May. Tue 5miles 8km (Village Hall) @ST700764 18:30 Meet at Water-Tower @ST571749 08 Apr No easier walks. Check website Bus Y5 at 09.10 from Bristol Bus Andy Se 07789 931 212 nearer the date Station to Pucklechurch Community 01 May Stoke Bishop Biopsy Centre (Village Hall), arr. 09.47. Fri 3.5miles 6km 06 May Three Sodburys (B) 12 Apr Quantocks (Joint A & B) Parking in Community Centre CP or 18:30 Meet at "The Millhouse" PH, (junc.
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