The Lighthouse on Nene Way the start point of the Peter Scott Walk along the River Nene, Lincolnshire. Myra led the ten King’s Lynn Ramblers along the 15½ mile sea bank from Sutton Bridge to King’s Lynn.
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A walk on Holkham beach led by Sue & Catherine. Fourteen King’s Lynn Ramblers took to the beach after a walk from Holkham to Wells and a break at the Beach Cafe a total of 6.1 miles.
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With Dennis left at home feeling poorly, Angela led the seventeen King’s Lynn Ramblers on a 4½ mile circular walk in and around Fring.
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A 6.1 mile circular walk encompassing Drymere, Beachamwell, Shingham, Deadmans Plantation and Cockley Cley Wood was led by Gerald and attended by 25 King’s Lynn Ramblers.
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Lunchtime on Massingham Heath. Led by Paul, 15 King’s Lynn Ramblers completed the 13 mile circular walk from Massingham through Little Massingham towards Congham and Grimston returning along Massingham Heath.
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Fourteen King’s Lynn Ramblers crossing the Swaffham Football Club ground on Myra’s 6½ mile circular walk in and around Swaffham.
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Keith led 14 King’s Lynn Ramblers on a 5 mile circular walk from Ingoldisthorpe skirting Park Farm and Mill House to Dersingham village returning via Life Wood and the dismantled railway to Ingoldisthorpe.
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With a backdrop of Sheringham from the Beeston Bump the nineteen Ramblers led by Chris continued to NT Felbrigg for lunch before following the Weavers Way to Cromer a total distance of 8 miles.
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Work in progress – Bill tends to the overhanging brambles whilst the eleven King’s Lynn Ramblers following wait patiently to proceed through Bircham Tofts on the fourteen mile circular walk to Fring and back.
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Gayton Thorpe Church formed the backdrop for today’s photo opportunity during John’s 6 mile circular walk with 17 King’s Lynn Ramblers to Soigne Wood, Gayton Thorpe, and the Walton Common obstacle course.
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