Had a great walk yesterday with the local walking club over Pillar,
Haycock, Yewbarrow etc.
Pictures are posted here:
http://www.thelakedistrictwalker.com/reports/west/09_04_06_wasdale_fells_jws.htm
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Had a great walk yesterday with the local walking club over Pillar,
Haycock, Yewbarrow etc.
Pictures are posted here:
http://www.thelakedistrictwalker.com/reports/west/09_04_06_wasdale_fells_jws.htm
thelakedistrictwalker.com said:Had a great walk yesterday with the local walking club over Pillar,
Haycock, Yewbarrow etc.Pictures are posted here:
http://www.thelakedistrictwalker.com/reports/west/09_04_06_wasdale_fells_jws.htm
hello
Just checked your walk for the wasdale fells and downloaded the memory
map data which opened with my copy. Do you have a list of walks/routes
of memory map data?
regards
Graham
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Quoted message said:Had a great walk yesterday with the local walking club over Pillar,
Haycock, Yewbarrow etc.Pictures are posted here:
http://www.thelakedistrictwalker.com/reports/west/09_04_06_wasdale_fells_jws.htm
great pic's.
are the workington ramblers a mix of ages or around the same age group?
It's a real mix of ages, from about 10 to 80, there's routes for
everyone, the program for walks is here:
http://www.thelakedistrictwalker.com/workingtonramblers/
but the routes are usually pretty flexible with groups walking the A
and B walks and usually some adding extra and some doing less than
planned
There is also a program of Tuesday evening walks starting in a few
weeks, shorter evening walks, I'll list them when I get a chance.
It's a really friendly group
John
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Quoted message said:It's a real mix of ages, from about 10 to 80, there's routes for
everyone, the program for walks is here:
http://www.thelakedistrictwalker.com/workingtonramblers/but the routes are usually pretty flexible with groups walking the A
and B walks and usually some adding extra and some doing less than
plannedThere is also a program of Tuesday evening walks starting in a few
weeks, shorter evening walks, I'll list them when I get a chance.It's a really friendly group
John
thanks for that John,im from Whitehaven just a few miles away but i never
hear much about their group apart from an occasional snippet in the local
paper.
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