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Our Next Walk and other events...
Tuesday 12th August 2008.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!

A chance for those who cannot come on our regular Tuesday morning walk to join us!
Meet 6.15pm at the Sea Wall….VERY PROMPT START!
Join Stoke Walking Group.
We will walk along footpaths around Ham Hill to Little Norton and then across the fields to Pitt Pond. Pitt Pond used to be the boating lake for Montacute House and it has been lovingly restored over the years since the end of the 1960’s. It is a little gem in our area and not normally open to the public. Thank you to Jack Parker for allowing this visit. We will walk back along the lane and by footpaths to Stoke or a drink at the Fleur de Lis.
Come and join us, this is a friendly group and always pleased to see new faces. The walk is approximately 5 miles, and walked at a gentle pace.
Well behaved dogs welcome.

Contact: Janet Wharton (01935) 825928/Nigel Hicks (01935) 881592
Boots always advisable, wellies if the previous days have been wet.

 

Tuesday 2nd September 2008
Stoke - Norton sub Hamdon - Stoke
Meet at 10.30am - Start and Finish at the Sea Wall.

(Known locally as the 'Sea Wall', it is found on Stoke High St, about 50yds on the Montacute side of Bonnie Lane.) 
Join Stoke Walking Group.

We will walk across the fields and footpaths to Norton Sub Hamdon and then along the Monarchs Way to Chiselborough, where we will proceed to Balham Hill. You can walk to the top of the hill and take in the superb views or skirt around the side of the hill where the views of Ham Hill are just as good. We will then walk back along the Parret Trail to Norton for lunch at the Lord Nelson, and then back to Stoke.
Come and join us, this is a friendly group and always pleased to see new faces. The walk is approximately 5 miles, and walked at a gentle pace.
Well behaved dogs welcome.

Contact: Janet Wharton (01935) 825928/Nigel Hicks (01935) 881592
Boots always advisable, wellies if the previous days have been wet.