TUESDAY WALKS 10.00 start

			
Details of all walks to be finalised via email and website 7 days before due date

			
 

			
 

			
2018 

			
June

			
Tuesday 26th June Hidcote, Mickleton , Upper and Lower Quinton 9 miles (M) Start Time 10.00am

			
Meet at Crabbs Cross, for anyone who would like to Car Share in time to leave at 8.55am, The leader will not be at Crabbs Cross.

			
Park at Hidcote Manor Gardens car park (Park at the far end, this is on your left as you enter the car park, we have permission).  

			
We will be walking along parts of the Heart of England Way, Centenary Way and Monarchs Way.

			
Post code GL55 6LR, Grd. Ref.  SP176429, 

			
Leader Pete Reynolds

			
 

			
Please Note: There are two walks on the 3rd July

			
Tuesday 3rd July 10am, local walk 

			
(E/M) 8.5 miles Cookhill, Knighton, Weethley and Arrow

			
Parking at Cookhill Village Hall, Evesham Road, Post Code B49 5LB, GR 054-590.

			
Anyone wishing to car share leave Crabbs Cross at 9.25am. The leaders will not be present.

			
Please note: There are road closure signs suggesting Evesham Road is closed off. Access is possible up to Cookhill Village Hall.           

			
A walk through fields, meadows and woods. Two steep ascents and descents. A few stiles.

			
Please beware some areas are overgrown with long grass and occasional nettles.

			
Do not wear shorts!    

			
Leaders Jayne Simmons and Paul Boon  

			
 

			
Tuesday 3rd July Llangollen, Pontcysylite Aquaduct and Castell Dinas Bran 11 miles

			
Depart Moreton Stanley park (off Windmill Drive) at 8.00am and drive to Market Street car park in Llangollen, Map Ref SJ213420, Post Code LL20 8RD. Dependent upon traffic on M5/M6/M54 we should start the walk at 10.00am or just after.

			
 

			
The walk is taken from Country Walking magazine and is shown as a 11 mile walk and like the Roaches it is indicated as a 6 hour walk. The introduction to the walk reads "This beautiful walk starts by exploring the quiet hills on the south side of the Vale of Llangollen before descending to cross the Pontcysylite Aquaduct. After a short stretch of Offa's Dyke Path, the route climbs on to rocky, heather clad, open access land offering extensive views, then returns via the romantic ruins of Castell Dinas Bran"

			
 

			
With a town base we may possibly(?) find an ice cream or perhaps some liquid refreshment prior to our return journey. The beefeater Euston Way, Telford TF3 4LY, looks a good option for a meal on the way home.

			
Leader Pete Reynolds