Our walk on March 19th began in the 400 acres of Bulstode Park, bought in 1686 by Judge Jeffreys and confiscated when he was sent to the Tower of London. Our group of 16, including one guest, were greeted by nothing more exciting than cattle and horses. And rather too Read more…
Our photo comp social was held on Friday 4 March at Morley College and was well attended on this occasion – no longer having to observe restrictions we could provide refreshments, savoury items and delicious home-baked cakes made by two of our members, washed down with tea/coffee/juice and wine. We Read more…
Daphne writes: My prayers were answered for a near perfect country walk on Saturday 12th March, 2022. Despite having to negotiate the use of a rail replacement bus service (which was delayed in both directions), fifteen Morley walkers managed to get to Epsom Downs. On a bright, sunny morning after Read more…
The River Lea is not the largest or prettiest river, best known for its slow progress through North-East London providing easy walking alongside its neighbouring canal or ‘cut’. At Harpenden it is in it’s youth and therefore our occasional sitings on this walk were of a busy stream, especially after Read more…