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  • Saturday 2 December 2017: East Finchley to the Woodberry Weltlands Centre

    Saturday 2 December 2017: East Finchley to the Woodberry Weltlands Centre

    It was a grey but mild and dry morning when we set out from East Finchley tube station. We had a good turnout – there were 18 of us including late arrival Danny. Our gentle stroll started out through two pretty woods, Cherry Tree and Highgate woods and then proceeded along a disused railway line,…

  • BEACONSFIELD CIRCULAR – SATURDAY 25 NOVEMBER

    BEACONSFIELD CIRCULAR – SATURDAY 25 NOVEMBER

    A perfect late autumn  morning in the Chilterns with blue sky and sunshine and frost on the ground attracted 11 Poly Ramblers on Saturday. The walk was surprisingly level and took us through woods and field edge paths east from Beaconsfield to the village of Seer Green and then north to the 250 acre Hodgemoor…

  • Saturday 18th November, Boxhill to Dorking

    Saturday 18th November, Boxhill to Dorking

    Another fine autumn walk enjoyed by 8 Polyramblers on a day which remained mild and misty, with only the odd spot of rain. At Box Hill and West Humble station, there was a very large walking party assembling but we set off and never saw them again. We walked through Denbies vineyard and up onto…

  • Saturday 11th November. Epping Forest

    Saturday 11th November. Epping Forest

    Twelve Polyramblers braved the drizzle, coming from near and far to meet on the edge of Epping Forest.  We were lucky with the weather. The drizzle dried up and we even had some sunshine later in the day. We kept gasping at the stunning autumn colours as we puffed up and down the promised undulations!…

  • SWANLEY CIRCULAR WALK – 4 NOVEMBER

    SWANLEY CIRCULAR WALK – 4 NOVEMBER

    Eight Poly Ramblers turned out on a wet and murky Saturday morning for a walk on the borders of Kent and South East London. By the time we alighted the train at Swanley the rain had subsided to a drizzle and we headed off led by Peter along quiet lanes and across muddy fields. After…