Walks in November 2016
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2016 6:26 pm
Hi all
Yes, it's very early days , but it might be useful just to say that we plan to lead walks every Monday from 31 Octrober till 5 December, inclusive, plus probably the odd recce excursion as well!
These start at 1000 and last about 2 to 2.5 hours.
We usually end up at a local cafe for a coffee or beer....or even a prata de dia for lunch.
We now have a repertoire of over twenty regular walks, graded hard, medium and easy : we can try and match these walks with people's abilities/preferences and whether they have done some walks before, if you can let us know below if you can attend.
Otherwise , we will publish details of locations nearer the time.
We could adjust the days if there is sufficient demand....such as an extra walk on a Saturday.
No charge, of course.
Open to all who are at least moderately fit.....we do recommend wearing walking boots/stout trainers and having a walking pole. They are not "hearty hikes"...more a sociable outing in the lovely countryside (or coast) with a group of like-minded walkers. Plenty of pauses to admire the views/catch your breath, as the best views invariably come after climbing a hill!
Please remember that all walks are undertaken at your own risk.
Geoff
Yes, it's very early days , but it might be useful just to say that we plan to lead walks every Monday from 31 Octrober till 5 December, inclusive, plus probably the odd recce excursion as well!
These start at 1000 and last about 2 to 2.5 hours.
We usually end up at a local cafe for a coffee or beer....or even a prata de dia for lunch.
We now have a repertoire of over twenty regular walks, graded hard, medium and easy : we can try and match these walks with people's abilities/preferences and whether they have done some walks before, if you can let us know below if you can attend.
Otherwise , we will publish details of locations nearer the time.
We could adjust the days if there is sufficient demand....such as an extra walk on a Saturday.
No charge, of course.
Open to all who are at least moderately fit.....we do recommend wearing walking boots/stout trainers and having a walking pole. They are not "hearty hikes"...more a sociable outing in the lovely countryside (or coast) with a group of like-minded walkers. Plenty of pauses to admire the views/catch your breath, as the best views invariably come after climbing a hill!
Please remember that all walks are undertaken at your own risk.
Geoff
