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  • Sunday February 11th Oakwood to Woodside Park

    Sunday February 11th Oakwood to Woodside Park

    It was a bitingly cold and damp morning.  Not the sort of morning to entice most people out walking but Polyramblers are made of sterner stuff and 11 people braved the elements for what was to be a superb walk.  After meeting at Oakwood station, we set out along a footpath taking us into Trent…

  • Saturday 3rd February, Otford to Eynsford

    Saturday 3rd February, Otford to Eynsford

    The weather forecast had not been encouraging and there were just nine  of us who got off the train at a misty Otford. We made our way through this attractive town, with its pond and assortment of historic buildings. Continuing through woods and farmland, we passed Filston hall before a stiff climb took us up to Meenfield…

  • Saturday 28th January. Flitwick circular.

    Saturday 28th January. Flitwick circular.

    I hurried to the station and was met by 7 Polyramblers  under a small shelter there. I was presented with a long parcel of cake and other unexpected goodies for tea time. Instead of leaving the station by the opening on the footbridge, we all proceeded throught the booking hall which was just as well…

  • CHORLEYWOOD TO CHALFONT ST GILES

    CHORLEYWOOD TO CHALFONT ST GILES

    Thirteen Poly Ramblers and Yvonne B’s dog Daisy met at Chorleywood station on Sunday morning in bright sunhine but  below freezing temperatures. We were five minutes up the road when Geoffrey phoned for directions as he had been held up parking his car. Eventually he caught up with the group and we headed across fields…

  • Saturday 7th January: Kings Langley to Hemel Hempstead

    Saturday 7th January: Kings Langley to Hemel Hempstead

    The club was offering two walks on the same day, so a turnout of seven for this the longer one was respectable. The cold snap of the preceding week had given way to much milder weather, though it was somewhat misty as we got off the train at Kings Langley. We had just passed under…