21 October. We usually do this walk in the summer. But because of programme changes, Peter G is leading it on a cloudy day, which wasn’t yet raining when we set out. As the ground is very muddy and wet, Peter suggests we do not take our usual path up Read more…
The inspiration for this walk came from an article in Tate magazine by Jay Bernard, British writer, artist and activist. In the June 2022 issue he takes a walk from Henry Tate’s mausoleum in West Norwood to the resting place in the City of Henry Tulse – slave trader and Lord Read more…
Details of the 2024 holiday in Shropshire are now available. Members please book as soon as possible to get a place. You should have received an email with details. Alternatively, check on the Club Page/Club News on this website. (The Club Page is visible to logged in members. Any club Read more…
Trains. I have amended the train times for this walk because it involves a change, and on the recce Sally and I missed the connection by a minute. Therefore I am recommending that people take the Dover Priory train to Tonbridge. This leaves Charing Cross at 8.59, Waterloo East at Read more…
This walk is for Black History Month. Along the route I draw attention to the blue plaques and memorials commemorating people and events relevant to Black history – mainly in the UK . We also see several of the famous Brixton murals. The route is about 6 miles and all on hard Read more…
The walk is a 8-9 mile circular route from Benfleet with good views of the Thames Estuary. The outward half of the walk has lots of short steep stretches at the beginning. The return half is completely flat. We should arrive in Leigh at about 12:30. Members may leave or join the Read more…
Please contact the walk leader, Terry, by email or phone by 12 noon on Friday 13th October if you wish to lunch at the pub and to let him know your choice from the menu below. (Non-members please contact walks@morleyramblers.uk) Train departure is 9.27 am from Kings Cross, arriving 9.56 Read more…
7 October. It was the perfect day for our ramble in the beautiful Surrey Hills. We walked from Holmwood (south of Dorking) over to Coldharbour Village and to Wotton Hatch (our lunch stop), and then up to Ranmore, following the North Downs Way, and then down through the Denbies vineyards Read more…
Saturday 30 September. Originally I was due to lead a circular walk from Sole Street in Kent but due to the rail strike a change of plan was needed. Epping Forest was accessible by tube and eleven of us met at Loughton station to make our way to the forest. Read more…
This walk is c. 10 miles in length but the half way lunchtime spot – The Wotton Hatch pub – provides a break out point and buses leave from there hourly (two minutes past the hour) to Dorking station – about 17 minutes ride. The walk starts with a climb Read more…