A bakers dozen was today’s contingent of King’s Lynn Ramblers on Mike and Sue’s 10 mile circular walk. Seen here on Roydon Common checking out the new information display boards sponsored by the King’s Lynn Ramblers before continuing to Grimston Warren, Bawsey Country Park, Pottrow Woods and Sugar Fen.
Photo by: Ray Longman
Gale force winds did not deter twelve King’s Lynn Ramblers from attending the 6½ mile circular walk led by Cliff. The figure of eight walk included the Snettisham RSPB Nature Reserve pictured here with walkers crossing the causeway between the saline lagoons then along the North Norfolk Coastal Path to Snettisham Coastal Park Nature Reserve before returning below the dunes to shelter from the high winds.
Photo by: Ray Longman
Pix show 21 King’s Lynn ramblers, led by Maureen & Roy, during today’s (Sat) five mile walk through Wootton Woods, Castle Rising & along the Babingley River.
Photos by: John Hocknell
Nineteen King’s Lynn Ramblers led by Penny seen here admiring the new information boards on Roydon Common (sponsored by King’s Lynn Ramblers) before continuing to Grimston Warren on a 4¼ mile circular walk in high March winds
Photos by: Ray and Gail
The February heatwave attracted 17 King’s Lynn Ramblers on this afternoons ‘Short & Leisurely’ walk. The 3.4 mile circular walk around the Ryston estate was led by John and Hazel.
Photo by: Ray Longman
A mild February Saturday morning attracted 26 King’s Lynn Ramblers and 2 dogs to the North Norfolk Coast on a 6 mile walk led by Caroline. The circular walk starting at Holkham village car park included Holkham Park, Wells-Next-The-Sea, the Beach Cafe for a coffee (and cake) stop, West Sands beach, the Pine Woods and Lady Ann’s Drive.
Photos by: Ray Longman
Paul (and Mollie the dog) stood in for Derek (who was taken poorly) to lead twelve King’s Lynn Ramblers on the 7½ mile circular walk around Grimston and Congham.
Photos by: Ray Longman
Bright mild February weather attracted 14 King’s Lynn Ramblers on Mollie (the Collie) and Paul’s 5.6 mile circular walk around Great Snoring and Houghton St Giles starting from North Barsham.
Photo by: Ray Longman
Pam & Peter’s 6 mile snowdrop walk attracted 32 King’s Lynn Ramblers. Starting at East Raynham Church the route through Raynham Estate displayed carpets of snowdrops before returning through South and West Raynham.
Photos by: Ray Longman
23 King’s Lynn Ramblers making a speedy retreat during this morning’s wet and windy walk along the Nar Valley Way at West Lexham. Ray the leader decided to abort the walk due to adverse weather conditions before reaching the snowdrops at Lexham Hall.
Photo by: Ray Longman
