We have increased the number of local walks we do by popular demand, especially the shorter ones, I am going to give you an idea of just some of them.....
They are on Saturdays, Sundays and weekdays as well, check our website.
More photos on the http://picasaweb.google.com/dunstablebogtrotters
A 10 mile linear meander from Fenny Stratford through Bow Brickhill, across Woburn Golf Course and woods, through Battlesden and Potsgrove to Hockliffe, from where some of us caught the bus whilst others walked home.
The Grand Union at Fenny Stratford
A Lake at Fenny Stratford
A 6.5 mile walk through Woburn Park and Milton Bryan calling at Battlesden with its lovely church.
The Farmers Market at Woburn, a lucky find.
We even found St. George on our visit to Woburn
They are on Saturdays, Sundays and weekdays as well, check our website.
More photos on the http://picasaweb.google.com/dunstablebogtrotters
A 10 mile linear meander from Fenny Stratford through Bow Brickhill, across Woburn Golf Course and woods, through Battlesden and Potsgrove to Hockliffe, from where some of us caught the bus whilst others walked home.
The Grand Union at Fenny Stratford
A Lake at Fenny Stratford
A 6.5 mile walk through Woburn Park and Milton Bryan calling at Battlesden with its lovely church.
The Farmers Market at Woburn, a lucky find.
We even found St. George on our visit to Woburn
Lots of us went to Lilley at the end of March.A fairly easy 6 mile walk but some good views of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
A cosy pub in Lilley
A trip on the train for a day trip to London for a walk along the Regents Canal area
This was a midweek walk from Markyate to Redbourne, stopping for a break at Flamstead Church.
Yes you usually may bring your well behaved dog, but only if you check with the walk leader if the walk is suitable first! Again some of the more adventurous walked back rather than caught the bus. If you don't want to do a whole walk, want to avoid catching a bus or would rather make it longer, check with the walk leader whether it can be done.
Anyway a taste of only a few of the March April walks
A trip on the train for a day trip to London for a walk along the Regents Canal area
This was a midweek walk from Markyate to Redbourne, stopping for a break at Flamstead Church.
Yes you usually may bring your well behaved dog, but only if you check with the walk leader if the walk is suitable first! Again some of the more adventurous walked back rather than caught the bus. If you don't want to do a whole walk, want to avoid catching a bus or would rather make it longer, check with the walk leader whether it can be done.
Anyway a taste of only a few of the March April walks
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