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Some Walks during the year 2001
 

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8th July 2001 11.30 am   
 Festival Walk to Stanmore Common, Bentley Priory and Grimsdyke

36 people took part, the weather was kind (just), the route was up Bride Street past the Orthopaedic Hospital, on via Stanmore Common ponds and to Bentley Priory. Picnic by the lake and on up to Harrow Weald Common (Old Reddings) and home.

  
The start point 
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Along the way
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21st June     7 pm 
The Bushey Circular Walk “On the level”

10th June  2001  10.30 am      
The Ebury way to Rickmansworth

 

13th May 2001 12 am           
Bluebell walk in Whippendell Woods.

 Some of the thirty or more who came on the Bluebell Walk
We had a good walk, lots of bluebells.

 

11th March 2001       
Thames walk
11 miles. ?14 people came. Good weather at start, despite forecast, some rain later.


Stanmore Station
The 'Frog' amphibian

The guide and the guide-book
Picnic time for some

Dali by the Thames

11th February 2001 11.30 am   
Wall Hall to Bricket Wood
No rain! But flooding meant a change of route. 13 people saw the forgotten amphitheatre in the woods (but we never found the Napoleonic cottages). We then tried a lane we had never walked before: up to Blackbirds Farm. Only one muddy patch and Chris proved it could be done without getting socks wet. On to picnic at Aldenham village and back to the cars along the new(ish) bridleway.
Webmaster's note: it was gratifying to learn that John and Irene Page wouldn't have been able to come if they hadn't looked up location and time at the last minute on our web pages.


Monday 1st January 2001 12 noon 
Moat Field to Letchmore Heath
 4.5 Miles. 30 people came. Arguably the proper Millennium Day so we started off with a firework. The weather held though the previous day's rain had thawed the ground and the RUPP beyond the bypass was horrendous (Lord Aldenham's land). The slope down to the Hilfield Brook was difficult and two of our number decided not to do it and went a long way round. Apart from that it was a grand walk, apparently enjoyed by all and the hot mulled wine and hot mince pies brought by Hazel to the Letchmore Heath picnic stop were much appreciated.

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Wine at Letchmore Heath A pause by Little Bushey Lane
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