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  • ALDGATE STATION TO GREENWICH – 20TH JANUARY

    ALDGATE STATION TO GREENWICH – 20TH JANUARY

    This walk was from the book ‘Beyond the End of the Line’ by Jeff Lock. Nineteen people attended this walk including existing members and some potentially new members.  We set off from Aldgate to the Tower of London walking along waterways to St Katherine’s Dock and onwards to Spirit Quay and Shadwell Basin, Wapping Market…

  • NORTHOLT to SUDBURY HILL  – 6TH  JANUARY

    NORTHOLT to SUDBURY HILL – 6TH JANUARY

    Nineteen Polyramblers arrived at Northolt Station for a prompt start. We walked through old Northolt village of which only the old Manor House, a few cottages, a pub and St Mary’s Church still remain. We then made our way to the four hills at Northala fields. The hills were constructed using rubble from the demolition…

  • LOWER SYDENHAM TO  GREENWICH – 30TH DECEMBER

    LOWER SYDENHAM TO GREENWICH – 30TH DECEMBER

    On a day when two walks were offered to alleviate the excesses of Xmas consumption, twelve members chose the shorter option and gathered at Lower Sydenham station for a waterside walk through south-east London. Initially, the group followed the Pool River through a green corridor until it joined the River Ravensbourne on its journey to…

  • LITTLE CHALFONT AND AMERSHAM – 30 DECEMBER

    LITTLE CHALFONT AND AMERSHAM – 30 DECEMBER

    Seventeen walkers gathered at Chalfont and Latimer station on a mild but wet and miserable Saturday morning for the last walk of the year. After a circuit of Chalfont Nature Park, waiting for two late arrivals to catch us up, we continued down country lanes with impressive properties and picked up a path along field…

  • READING HISTORY AND ST JAMES WAY- 6 December mid-week walk

    READING HISTORY AND ST JAMES WAY- 6 December mid-week walk

    I only learnt recently about the link of Reading and Caversham as centres of pilgrimage with Reading Abbey (founded by King Henry I in 1121) which possessed over 230 relics including the hand of St James and Caversham where the shrine of Our Lady of Caversham was situated.  12 Poly Ramblers joined me on a…