Led by Pam & Mark, today’s 12.4 circular walk was attended by eight King’s Lynn Ramblers and was centered on the River Nar, Pentney and Marham Fen.
Photo by: Ray Longman
Snettisham RSPB was the meet point for 17 King’s Lynn Ramblers on today’s 6½ mile walk around the nature reserve lakes and along the coastal path towards Heacham. The walk led by Cliff returned along the sea bank to Shepherd’s Port avoiding the damp bits.
Photos by: Ray Longman
Pausing for a coffee break the 17 King’s Lynn Ramblers had a marvelous view over the North Norfolk Coastline at Brancaster Staithe during a six mile circular walk led by Jan and Deri.
Photo by: Ray Longman
Judith led 38 King’s Lynn Ramblers on today’s circular walk from Coxford to Broomsthorpe on a figure of eight 5½ mile walk pausing here for a short coffee break on the bridge over the dismantled railway at East Rudham.
Photo by: Ray Longman
Fourteen Ramblers completed Nigel’s 12 mile circular walk from Oxborough through Godderstone, Shingham, Beachamwell and Barton Bendish, where we paused for lunch and a photograph.
Photo by: Cliff Jordan
Derek led a group of seven Ramblers on a 9 mile walk from Hempton to Colkirk, and back through the outskirts of Fakenham – in warm sunshine!
Photo by: Cliff Jordan
A walk of two halves with 37 King’s Lynn Ramblers walking the first half with Mick and Sue leading the walk in and around the Holkham Estate. After a short coffee break at the folly 29 completed the second half of the six mile walk.
Photos by: Ray Longman
First day of March although bitterly cold attracted 18 King’s Lynn Ramblers on Jane’s 13 mile circular walk to Wareham and back. Even the alpacas were out for a stroll.
Photos by: Ray Longman
With a threat of showers and being overcast the Tuesday brisk walk still attracted 22 King’s Lynn Ramblers to the Leziate Lakes. Led by Brian, the five mile circular walk took us out to Ashwicken and back.
Photo by: Ray Longman
A dozen King’s Lynn Ramblers turned out for Bill’s 14 mile circular walk around the windy Massinghams and Massingham Heath.
Photo by: Ray Longman
