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Some Reports & Photos of walks during 2005
 

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Sunday 11th December 2005 12.00 noon 3˝ miles. 11 people.
Fishers’ Field, Hilfield Brook and North Bushey. Leader David Bearfield.


The old Munden drive


 The Berrygrove path put on the map by BADFA


Sunday 14th August 2005 3 miles
Two rivers walk Croxley Green. Leader Chris Beney
 This three mile walk at Rickmansworth/Croxley Green took us south past the school fields to the Croxley Great Barn and on towards the canal and Rivers Gade & Colne. Then up to Croxley Green, cutting across Copthorne Road down to the River Chess and back to the start.

Eleven people came, despite the short notice. We played pooh sticks, we saw (or rather glimpsed) the great barn, we admired or otherwise the kissing gate made of railway lines, we saw the Colne, the Gade, and the Chess. Two short showers didn't spoil the fun.


Picnic by Canal/Gade      (photo David Bearfield)

  
Pooh sticks at River Chess                                                       The Great Barn

 


Seal on grant of land for barn (about 6 inches across)

Sunday 10th July 2005 11.45 am for 12 noon.  5 miles
Bushey Festival Walk to Letchmore Heath and across the aerodrome. David Bearfield led.
Over 50 people came, despite the heat. We could have done with some more shade for the picnic.


At the start


Steps by the cemetery


Marking out the path


Picnic at aerodrome edge


Crossing the runway

 

 

Chenies 13th March 2005, about 26 people (and a calf).
Leader Monica Shelton

              

 

 

 

 

Saturday1st January 2005 12.00 noon 3 miles. Leader David Bearfield
Bride Street & Stanmore Common

About 30 people came along including one from Cambridge, two from Dorset and two from California. One walker felt unwell but he got back home OK. Hot mulled wine and mince pies at the Roman memorial in the Orthopaedic Hospital grounds fortified the walkers for the rest of the journey through the impenetrable rainforests of Stanmore Common.....sorry, got carried away, and it didn't rain until just after the walk.

(You may like to read something of the problems on part of this path, Bride Street, the London Loop at www.badfa.org.uk/bridestreet/bridestreet.htm)



Avoiding the obstructed bit of Bride Street. Bushey path 50
Chris 'lecturing' on Boudicca, London Loop, and Obstructions
 (Photo Philip Buckmaster)

 


 Just into muddy Harrow Borough
 (Photo Philip Buckmaster)

 


 Mulled wine & mince pies at the roman monument      

 

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