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| Members cooperating for the group photograph - Nottingham in the distance |
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| Spring flowers - with snowdrops and West Leake's St Helena's Church in the background |
West Leake Hills, 25th January 2015
A lovely 6 mile walk along good tracks and field
paths; one gentle climb up to West Leake Hills with superb views in
all directions.
Stanton on the Wolds, 21st January 2015
Nobody wanted to be photographed on today's walk - not surprising in view of our bedraggled state! But here are some images taken when it stopped raining.
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| All Saints Parish Church, Stanton on the Wolds |
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| Keyworth Meadows Nature Reserve |
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| Parish Church of St Peter, Widmerpool |
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| First lambs of 2015 |
Bottesford, 18th January 2015
Thanks Steve for the photographs of Gordon's Bottesford walk.
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| Our leader tries to work out how to get to Beacon Hill |
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| Bottesford Cross |
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| Retro lunchtime at Muston Church |
Coming your way - Farnsfield on 22nd February 2015
As you drive down the A6097 just before the Oxton by-pass, you may have wondered about those lumps on the horizon to your left. Well this walk will take you up to the most southerly one, the buried remains of Farnsfield Roman camp.
We start at Farnsfield's Parish Church of St Michael
and will get to the camp in time for coffee and spend some time enjoying the 360 degree views.
We must retrace our steps a bit and pick up the Robin Hood Way from which we have some more panoramic views to the north ...
... and then head for the Parish Church of St Giles at ...
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We can then go back to Farnsfield along the Southwell Trail ...
... but some of us may like to take a diversion to see the red deer and famous potato fields in Hexgreave Park to the north of Farnsfield. This will add half an hour to the walk.
Lady Spencer’s Walk, Teversal, 11th January 2015
Starting in Teversal ...
... along the bed of the old railway in deep cuttings through the local magnesian limestone ...
... through the grounds of Hardwick Hall ...
... and back to the Visitors Centre where more relics were on display.
... this walk, the so-called Lady Spencer’s Walk, took us on the Teversal and Skegby & Rowthorne Trails...
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| Hardwick Old Hall |
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