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Storm Darragh hit Cambridgeshire with strong winds and rain but 8 brave members attended the walk. The weather on the 1st August 1995 was very different as Boxworth had the highest temperature ever recorded 35.2 °C. Mike and Amy our … Continued

21 of us braved Storm Bert – the winds were up to 50 miles per hour but we all completed the 5.8 mile walk with the guidance of our leaders Gill and John. The route took us by the site … Continued

At 10.00 a.m. 18 of us met at Guilden Morden for a 6-mile walk. The route we took was to the small village of Eyeworth. There is a lot of clay around this area which was used to make the … Continued

Well what an amazing sunny Autumn Day for our Little Walden, Essex ramble. Our leader was Denis with Eddie as back-marker. A grand total of 25 walkers – we welcomed 4 guest walkers. Our Chair informed us that Little Walden … Continued

An excellent start to our Autumn Walk Programme – 20 members attended and we welcomed 3 guest walkers. Our leaders were Tina and Sarah. They filled us in on the history of the village. The name `Eversden` is mentioned in … Continued

Today was our last walk in the Summer Programme. The weather was kind to us and 26 members joined us on a 5.9. mile ramble from Reach. Every May Day there is the Reach Fair, one of England’s oldest festivals. … Continued

The weather was perfect, sunny, but not too hot for our 5 Mile walk from Hatley St George. 19 members attended. Our leaders were Gill and John. Gill informed us that the village got its name from the St George … Continued

It was a sunny Sunday morning for our Away day to Long Melford in Suffolk. The day was broken up in 2 parts with a 6.2 mile walk in the morning with an option of a 3 mile walk in … Continued

19 of us gathered at 10.15 a.m. on Ashwell, Herts recreation ground for our ramble. Ian our leader, gave us details of the route that we would be taking. The first part of the walk we passed through a field … Continued

Another great walk which was led by Eddie and Denis. 25 members attended. The  most famous person to have lived in Steeple Bumpstead was Edith Cavel 1865 – 1915. En route we stopped to admire Moynes Hall. This is a … Continued