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Ramblers has teamed up with the mental health anti-stigma campaign Time to Change to highlight the well-being benefits of walking (Time to Talk leaflet)
ContinueAdded by Stuart Ellis on January 27, 2019 at 13:09 — No Comments
All aboard the Nutbourne Express this Saturday. Train departing Brighton 9:04 ! I pre walked our route on New Years Day and there was a distinct lack of mud! Don't be put off by the distance because this walk has very gentle ascents, not too many stiles and generally good surfaces. You may wish to bring sandwiches or check out the menu at the Barley Mow Walderton before so we can pre-order any food to avoid delays at the bar!
Added by Peter Hodd on January 16, 2019 at 21:20 — No Comments
For those coming on this walk we will be catching the 09.32 train from Brighton to Ford /not 09.28 as stated in walks programme (new timetable).
Thanks
Keith
Added by Keith Fox on January 15, 2019 at 15:17 — No Comments
Please join us for a hilly circular walk from East Dean, via Beachy Head and Eastbourne Seafront, returning inland over the Downs. It is one of our favourite downland walks in East Sussex, with wonderful views along the coast and over Eastbourne on a clear day. The route is scenically varied and includes a few short sections of the South Downs Way and Wealdway.
Lunch will be in the Carlisle Road area of Eastbourne or by the Wish Tower overlooking the promenade and the sea. There are…
ContinueAdded by Chris Goodyear on January 2, 2019 at 10:30 — No Comments
Dear BAHR members,
The next programme runs from March to June, covering the Sundays and Wednesday evenings listed below. With a total of 43 walks planned for the next programme, in order to fully complete this I need help from both new and previous leaders to share a favourite walk or explore a new walk in an area that interests you. Walks can be led individually or jointly, by anyone who is a paid-up member of the Ramblers.
No special training…
ContinueAdded by Richard H on December 29, 2018 at 14:30 — No Comments
It looks like we will enjoy a break from the rain on Thursday with some welcome sunshine, but who knows. Having walked the route on Sunday after a day of rain, the ground was starting to turn muddy with a few standing puddles. To try and avoid slippery slopes I have decided to reverse the walk which means a couple of steep inclines around the third quarter of the route, but you will enjoy a downhill finish. Hiking poles are recommended.
As the Frankland Arms, Washington is now closed…
ContinueAdded by Graham Baker on December 18, 2018 at 19:18 — No Comments
Worthing pier to Littlehampton. Linear flat walk 28th February 2019
Carol and I did our pre walk and its not exactly mud free as promised, there is a lot more grassy tracks which was a pleasant surprise.
Travelzoo.com have a deal on at the East Beach Café where we finish the walk. Deal went on the site 4th December and there is a limited number of vouchers being issued. £29.00 for a 2 course lunch with a glass of wine for…
ContinueAdded by Joy Constantin on December 9, 2018 at 9:00 — No Comments
Hi guys.
I hope everyone is well.
This is a reminder for the Ramblers Christmas meal tomorrow evening Saturday 8th at "The Lord Nelson Pub" Trafalgar Street. Brighton.
We sit down at 8pm so I would suggest arriving about 7:30pm.
The balance to be paid for the meal, on arrival, including…
Added by Tony Mercer on December 7, 2018 at 16:49 — No Comments
I have double checked train times for this fabulous walk and look forward to meeting you at Brighton station for the 8:58 train. Drivers get a lie in (meet us at 10:28), but no beer afterwards. Please text if you are coming by car in case the trains are delayed!
Poles and gaiters optional! Quite a lot is sandy rather than muddy! But there is a waterfall!
Surrey Hills: Holmwood to Dorking via Leith Hill and the Greensand Way
Saturday, 8 December…
Added by Peter Hodd on December 3, 2018 at 9:00 — No Comments
As my original route duplicated too much of Graham's recent walk, I've redesigned it, but starting at the same location. The new route (which is already on the on-line programme) will take us through Friston Forest to Exceat, and then back along the SDW over five of the Seven Sisters. It's a moderately strenuous walk, with lots of hills, but with wonderful views of the Cuckmere Valley. Walking poles are recommended. Hope to see you there. Mike
Added by Mike Bates on November 30, 2018 at 16:05 — No Comments
This is a reminder. Last few remaining spaces.
"The Lord Nelson" near Brighton station has been booked for a Christmas evening meal on Saturday 8th December at 7:30pm. This is open to all Brighton & Hove Ramblers + friends, but especially the Sunday walkers. The meal cost is £27.95 for 3 courses plus a 10% service charge for parties over 8. The Lord Nelson can cater for parties up to 30 people. The menu is available to view…
ContinueAdded by Tony Mercer on November 28, 2018 at 11:45 — No Comments
Greetings! Hope you can join me on a moderate circular walk from Shipley starting and finishing at Shipley Windmill, the fictional home of Jonathan Creek and walking through the Knepp estate, well known for the family's rewilding project - info here https://www.kneppestate.co.uk.
Picnic or Pub lunch at the Dark Star brewery pub The…
Added by Tracy Evans on November 17, 2018 at 18:16 — No Comments
The walk is 4miles easy going flat suitable for any walker. If you intend going direct to the walk start please arrange to arrive before 2-30 p.m as we intend starting slightly earlier than the published time to enable us to complete before darkness. If you have no transport please come to Preston Park Station before 2-00 p.m as we hope to offer lifts to the start.
Peter Jarman Walk Leader
Added by Peter John Jarman on November 16, 2018 at 23:21 — No Comments
It looks like the weather gods are smiling on us again. Sunshine on offer for a lovely downland and Sussex vale walk. Time for a brief picnic atop the South Downs with more refrshments back at basecamp in Storrington. I look forward to seeing you either to catch the bus bright and early or in by the little café in Storrington precinct.
Meeting point
Old Steine Bus stop D. Meet at 8:55 to catch 9:05 17 Bus to Henfield then 100 bus to Storrington. Explorer day pass £9 (arrives…
Added by Peter Hodd on November 15, 2018 at 20:01 — No Comments
Having received a special deal from HF Holidays for a short walking break at their hotel in Church Stretton, I have reserved rooms there for the three nights beginning 29 March 2019. The basic cost is £165 for full board, plus extras for 'better' (£7.50 per night) or 'best' rooms (£10). All rooms have en-suite facilities. Several BAHR members have already indicated their interest, so we already have a quorum. But there are a few rooms still available. Please let me know asap if you are…
ContinueAdded by Mike Bates on November 9, 2018 at 15:46 — No Comments
Ramblers are partnering with CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) to help promote this documentary (https://goo.gl/M3RHSB) which shows how a family use walking as a means to reconnect after their son/brother took his own life. A large chunk of the film is shot on a walk.
The production company are screening the film at a selection of independent cinemas around the…
ContinueAdded by Stuart Ellis on November 2, 2018 at 13:31 — No Comments
This walk is 10.5 miles long and takes us through the attractive central and southern areas of the Ashdown Forest. There are some wonderful distant views from the higher ground on a clear day. We will be stopping for lunch in Fairwarp at The Foresters Arms, or bring your own picnic to have on the village green.
All of the pre-reserved places for the pub lunch are taken. However, this could…
ContinueAdded by Chris Goodyear on October 30, 2018 at 10:00 — No Comments
Hi all,
I've recently been told that the Franklin Arms at Washington has closed down so unfortunately my walk on the 10/11 will have to be picnic only so let's hope for good weather! But we will be ending the walk at Steyning which has lots of cafes and pubs.
Also, I will need a lift from PP station, it's not usually a problem but it would be reassuring if anyone driving could offer me a lift in advance, my number is 07745458567. Thanks Jill
Added by Jill Spedding on October 29, 2018 at 15:46 — No Comments
We have booked "The Lord Nelson" near Brighton station for a Christmas meal on Saturday 8th December at 7:30pm. This is open to all Brighton & Hove Ramblers + friends, but especially the Sunday walkers. The meal cost is £27.95 for 3 courses plus a 10% service charge for parties over 8. The Lord Nelson can cater for parties up to 30 people. The menu is available to view here: https:…
ContinueAdded by Tony Mercer on October 26, 2018 at 16:00 — 3 Comments
This is notification that the 2018 Annual General Meeting of Brighton & Hove Ramblers will take place on Friday 9th November:
Full details are available on the Committee Stuff page.
An email notification has been sent to all members for whom we have an email address (please note that some…
ContinueAdded by Stuart Ellis on October 15, 2018 at 10:40 — No Comments
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