This walk is now about 8.5 miles Trains: 8.55 Train heading to Ashford from Victoria. Meet towards the front of the train at East Malling 9.51 Return is from East Farleigh to Charing Cross, changing at Paddock Wood, 2 per hour.The stations are on different lines, so 2 singles required. Read more…
On Saturday 20 April ten of us gathered at Wimbledon station on a rather nippy morning, but overall the weather was on our side with patches of blue sky and some sunshine along the way. We started uphill and through Wimbledon Old Village to Wimbledon Common. Luckily the mud and Read more…
This is now a circular walk of 10 miles. Travel. Outwards train details remain the same: Victoria 9.24, arr Polegate 10.39 The Walk. The walk goes to Jevington, South Downs Way to the top of the Old Man of Wilmington, Down to Wilmington village then back to Polegate via Folkington. Read more…
Travel: meet at 09.45 at Wimbledon station (Main concourse) – (NB: the loos are downstairs, so please use before you exit the ticket barrier) Wimbledon station is serviced by rail from Waterloo station; tube (District Line) and tram from Croydon. Richmond station is serviced by rail, tube (District Line) and the Overground. (NB: please check your Read more…
Train 09.22 Paddington, arrives 10.16 Oxford. This easy circular walk takes us from the station, then follows the Thames Path overlooking a now sodden Port Meadow to the village of Wolvercote, where we stop for lunch at the Plough Inn. (A frequent bus service links the village to Oxford.) In Read more…
Please note: change to train time; and how to book lunch. Lunch If you wish to eat in the pub, please choose from the menu below and let Terry know your choice before 12noon on Thursday 4th April (non-members please email walks@morleyramblers.uk) Train Buy a return to Guildford as it’s Read more…
30 March. The weather gods shone on nine hikers last Saturday and we had a glorious nine mile walk in spring sunshine. Celandines, white anemones and wild garlic were a welcome distraction from the inevitable mud-dodging on the path to Clayton. We popped into Clayton Church which was being decorated Read more…