Weston Walk
Easter Sunday our walk started from the village of Weston. We had 13 members join us. Peter took us on a 5.5 mile ramble with grand views of the Hertfordshire countryside. Weston has a legend of a giant man named … Continued
Fowlmere Walk
Today 26 members attended the walk which was led by Mary and Sally. Mary gave us a brief history of the Chequers public house. In February 1660 Samual Pepys stayed there. On our way back from the Nature Reserve we … Continued
Willingham Walk
Leading up to this walk the weather has not been kind but we were all surprised by such a nice morning. The 6-mile walk commenced from the Willingham Auction Tea room – 31 attended including Jo a guest walker. Our … Continued
Newport Walk
Today 25 of us enjoyed a wet, fun packed muddy walk. The walk commenced from The Coach and Horses public house at Newport, Essex. Our leaders were Eddie and Denis. The route took us to Wendens Ambo where we admired … Continued
Chrishall Walk
At 10.15 a.m. 30 members gathered outside The Red Cow public house at Chrishall. Our leaders were Ian T. and Gill. Ian pointed out that the most important thing about Chrishall is its artisan distillery. Here they make Jake’s Gin. … Continued
Grantchester Walk
I wish to thank our leaders Tina and Jacqui for leading this morning’s 6 mile walk from The Red Lion public house, Grantchester. We had a guest walker join us – Jo. In total 34 attended. The route took us … Continued
Abington Piggots Walk
A great start to 2024 – 30 walkers gathered outside the Pig and Abbot public house. Our leaders were Gill and John. Parts of the route were a little muddy but we all managed to stay on our feet. Gill … Continued
Hinxton Walk
Our last walk in 2023 was well attended, with 24 happy walkers dressed in santa hats. Our leader was Peter the chair. The route took us through the grounds of Hinxton Hall estate which was built in 1748. We then … Continued
Eltisley Walk
We had a dusting of snow this morning but 17 members joined us on the 6.5-mile walk. Our leaders were Ken and Maggie. The village of Eltisley was where filming took place on the village green for an episode of … Continued
Horningsea Walk
This morning our 6-mile walk started from Horningsea, 34 members attended. Our leaders were Jacqui and Carolyn. Horningsea village’s name derives from either “Island (or dry ground in marsh) of a man called Horning” or “Island by the horn-shaped hill”. … Continued