WE GO WALKING.

The Walking Group is a friendly mixed group of men and women.

"After a day's walk everything has twice its usual value". G. M. Trevelyan

Each month we have a short relaxing ramble of 4-6 miles after lunch, normally starting at 14.00 on the third Saturday of the month , and a longer walk of 7-9 miles - but still not tooo strenuous - often with a pub lunch, usually starting at 11.00 on the first Sunday.  

On the 2nd and 4th Fridays between May and September there are walks starting at 18.30 which are a great way to unwind from the weekly grind. They normally last about 2 hours and usually include a meal at a pub or restaurant afterwards.

Members who log in with username and password can see full details of all walks further down the page.

New weekday Walking Group. Fabian has had the great idea of a weekday daytime walking /social group. His plan is to meet up in the week (probably Wednesday) for coffee or lunch, chat and short walk. He suggests the initial meeting place on Marine Parade in Brighton opposite Legends at the Terraces followed by a Pier to Pier walk. Another possibility is a stroll in the beautiful countryside around Steyning. If you're interested, contact Fabian on 07920066648 or fabianhotmail@hotmail.com.

Forthcoming weekend walks:

Sunday February 5th. A 7.5 mile walk tracing the source of the River Ouse.

Saturday February 18th. A 3-5 mile afternoon walk.

Sunday March 4th. A 7-9 mile walk.

Saturday March 17th. A 3-5 mile afternoon walk.

Regular six-monthly walking weekends are arranged. A brilliant 5 day/4 night trip to the Midi-Pyrenees took place this April. Previous weekends have been in the New Forest, the Chiltern Hills, the Isle of Purbeck, Battle, Bournemouth, the Isle of Wight, Folkestone, Hindhead, Salisbury, Dieppe, Goodwood and Amsterdam.

We shall return to France Tuesday 5th - Saturday 9th June 2012. Members who log in can see the details further down the page.

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Looking for something different? BLAGSS holds a comprehensive list of other sports and social organisations on the links page.

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