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Group News

  • Pleshey walk Thanks, once again, to Chris for taking us to pastures new.Here is a map of where we walked.
    Posted 20 Sep 2017, 01:45 by Ralph Burtonshaw
  • Old maps Do you ever wonder how much a place has changed? Well if you follow this link http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side you can see a current map side by side with a choice of old maps of the same area. Makes fascinating viewing
    Posted 19 Sep 2017, 23:39 by Ralph Burtonshaw
  • Change of start location Due to a mix up I published a change of start recently for the wrong walk. Please ignore any instructions to park in the village hall at Terling on 3rd. October.However Chris has obtained permission to use Pleshey Village Hall car park for his walk on 19th. September so the start of that walk is changed. The new postcode is CM3 1HA. After the walk the lunch will be in the "Leather Bottle" for those who would like to stay.Apologies for the confusion.
    Posted 6 Sep 2017, 00:45 by Ralph Burtonshaw
  • Around Burnham walk Thanks to Chris for last Tuesday's walk.Here is a map to show where we went.
    Posted 31 Aug 2017, 00:47 by Ralph Burtonshaw
  • OS Grid Ref Finder Walk leaders. When putting on a walk it is very important to get the correct OS grid reference to your walk or meeting place to make sure everybody can find it. Knowing that this can be a problem I have recently found this website https://www.gridreferencefinder.com/All you need to do is zoom into the required spot and right click on your mouse. The six figure grid reference required for the Ramblers website will then appear (with a lot of other data) on your screen.
    Posted 30 Jul 2017, 10:12 by Ralph Burtonshaw
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