Elevenses coffee break was taken at St Georges Church Gooderstone during Sue’s 5.5 mile circular walk from Oxborough. The thirteen King’s Lynn Ramblers enjoyed a sunny May morning – ideal for a picnic!
Photos by: Ray Longman
Water Buffalo was the highlight of today’s 12 mile circular walk with the King’s Lynn Ramblers. Being led by Cliff from Ringstead Common we headed for Thornham then on the North Norfolk Coast Path to Old Hunstanton where we returned to Ringstead via Ringstead Downs.
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Sue the leader and Pauline the back-marker led the 14 King’s Lynn Ramblers on a popular 6 mile circular walk through South Acre and Petticoat Drove to West Acre, returning along the Nar Valley Way to Castle Acre.
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Almost out numbered by octogenarians the 14 King’s Lynn Ramblers were led by Deri along the Norfolk Coastal Path boardwalk to Brancaster Activity Centre before turning inland to Barrow Common and the World-War-Two radar station.
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Twenty One King’s Lynn Ramblers travelled to Blickling for a bluebell extravaganza. Circling the National Trust Blickling Estate, Chris led the walk through oceans of bluebells in Hercules Wood, Great Wood and Waterloo Wood before returning via the Weavers Way and The Lake to the pub for lunch.
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On behalf of Derek, Paul led today’s walk from Litcham. Ten King’s Lynn Ramblers turned out on May Day Bank Holiday to walk the 8½ mile circular walk via East Lexham to West Lexham returning along the Nar Valley Way
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Jon led his second King’s Lynn Ramble of the week to Reffley Wood and Reffley Reservoir to view Bluebells and wildlife. The cold wet weather did not deter the eight walkers even with the odd hail shower.
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Bluebells and Wild Garlic were in full bloom on John’s 4.6 mile walk in Reffley Woods today (7402 Metres for Allan). Several members of Jon’s bridge club joined the King’s Lynn Ramblers to make a total of 32 walkers.
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The Disabled Friendly Cottages, Bircham Newton was the meeting point for the twenty one King’s Lynn Ramblers who joined Brian on his 6.5 mile circular walk around Bircham Newton, Bircham Tofts and Great Bircham.
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All dressed up for the rain and cold the nine King’s Lynn Ramblers prepare to be led by John on a 10.7 mile circular walk around Sandringham, Wolferton, Ingoldisthorpe and Dersingham.
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