Walking programme 2020

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CORONAVIRUS

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Outdoor activities are possibly lower risk and for the time being the walks programme will continue. 

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We have a programme of monthly walks, both locally and further afield. Walks may vary in length from about 8 to 15 miles. The outline programme is set out below. The programme is subject to change and more information will be made available nearer the time for each walk.  Additionally each monthly weekend away will have ad-hoc walks organised by people on the meet. If any non members are interested in joining the walks please get in touch with us prior to the walk using the contact form. We encourage possible new members to attend a couple of meets before committing to join us.

 

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25th or 26th January 2020. High mountain walk/scramble. Cancelled due to problematic weather !!

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Sat 29th February  Shutlingsloe from Macclesfield forest.  7 miles
Meet at 10 to set off at 10.15 prompt. Park on road at the reservoir by The Leather's Smithy, Langley. there's plenty of parking & it's free. The pub does food and is open all day till 11pm on a Saturday. Pub postcode SK11 0NE.

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Sun 15th March  Meet Derbyshire Bridge in The Goyt Valley at 10.00am. Approx 8 miles

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Sat 25th April   The Fairfield Horseshoe, The Lake District.  11 miles.

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Sat 9th May  Chew Valley and Dovestones Edge  TBC

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June   Date TBC

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Sun 5th July  Route TBC

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Sat 25th July. NB this is the August walk but for logistical reasons it is in July !!

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Sat 5th Sept  North Wales Route TBC

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10th or 11th Oct  Peak District Route TBC

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November  Date TBC

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December  President's Walk

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Please respect the countryside and follow the Countryside Code

 

Dogs

 

Many club members like to bring their dogs along, and provided they are well-behaved and kept under control this is not usually a problem.  Dogs may be excluded from CRoW Access Land (except on rights of way).  Please check for any restrictions before bringing your dog.

 

Please remember that even where there are no bird restrictions, your dog may disturb ground-nesting birds,and other wildlife as well as farm animals.  Dogs found worrying farm animals could be shot. The Countryside Code has some specific advice for dog walkers.

 

Please always clean up after your dog.