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| Start at Village Hall |
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| Minor excursion |
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| Calke Abbey |
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| Malthouse, Ticknall |
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| Who needs a selfie stick |
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| St Peter's Church, Hartshorne |
Hartshorne and Ticknall, 30th April 2017
Rab led 19 of us on this undulating 10 mile rural ramble around the National
Forest, starting at the Village Hall in Hartshorne and passing through the grounds of Calke Abbey and the village
of Ticknall. Here are some photos.
Grantham Canal, Plungar and Harby, 23rd April 2017
Marion's walk today started on the canal at Dove Cottage and took 21 of us across fields to Plungar and Granby, returning alongside the River Whipling, the outskirts of Barnstone and the edge of Langar Airfield.
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| Spring flowers in Plungar |
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| Coffee stop on the Grantham Canal |
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| River Whipling, south of Granby |
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| View from Dove Cottage - swans not welcome |
Barrowby, 19th April 2017
John' s walk this Wednesday took us across the fields below Barrowby towards Stenwith and Woolsthorpe and the Grantham Canal. Here are some photos from Bill and a route from John W.
Medbourne. 17th April 2017
Steve D led 22 ramblers on this 8½ mile walk from Medbourne taking in the
villages of Nevill Holt, Blaston and Hallaton.
We enjoyed beautiful undulating countryside in good weather. Coffee was taken near Blaston and lunch around Halaton Village Cross and the Buttercross. This is the focus for the annual bottle kicking contest between Hallerton and Medbourne held annually on Easter Monday. This contest is like rugby and involves the best of three in kicking a small barrel across the stream between the villages.
Here are some of Steve's photographs.
We enjoyed beautiful undulating countryside in good weather. Coffee was taken near Blaston and lunch around Halaton Village Cross and the Buttercross. This is the focus for the annual bottle kicking contest between Hallerton and Medbourne held annually on Easter Monday. This contest is like rugby and involves the best of three in kicking a small barrel across the stream between the villages.
Here are some of Steve's photographs.
East Bridgford, 9th April 2017
Our regular back marker Brian led 23 ramblers on a 10 mile circular walk ...
... from
East Bridgeford. The walk was lengthened from the original 9 miles to 10 miles due to the new A46
road development. The weather was sunny but we were cooled by a good breeze.
After our coffee stop at we walked on to Kneeton where we stopped for lunch at St Helen's Church. On the loop back we had a few steep climbs and then followed the Trent, stopping to view Gunthorpe weir and lock.
After our coffee stop at we walked on to Kneeton where we stopped for lunch at St Helen's Church. On the loop back we had a few steep climbs and then followed the Trent, stopping to view Gunthorpe weir and lock.
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| Early crop of rape |
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| St Helen's Church, Kneeton |
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| Lunch stop |
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| Gunthorpe Lock and Weir |
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| Gunthorpe Lock and Weir |
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