Stoke & Newcastle Ramblers

Where walking is a pleasure

13 Oct: The Views from Mow Cop

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Written by: Stephen Merry

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Images supplied by Alan B

Twenty five Ramblers joined  Linda and Barry today for an excellent walk that encompassed field and woodland paths, lanes and a canal towpath. It was a clear autumnal day that produced some wonderful views overflooking the Cheshire Plane. The views did indeed make the ascent worthwhile as did the warm welcome from the Ash Inn PH after we returned to the cars.

Thank you Linda and Barry.

Stephen M 

 

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10 Oct: A walk from Froghall

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Written by: Stephen Merry

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image supplied by Linda B

On a sunny day eighteen walkers joined Malcolm S for a ramble from Froghall Wharf and through Foxt and Ipstones. We crossed lovely green fields and enjoyed magnificent views. We also survived some tricky manoevers negotiating fallen trees, narrow stiles and unhappy Hereford cattle before enjoying tea and large slices of cake at Hetty's Tearoom once back at our cars.

Susan M

 

6 Oct: Around Hollinsclough

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Written by: Stephen Merry

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Fourteen ramblers joined Howard C for his walk from Hollinsclough. We walked around Chrome Hill and Parkhouse Hill which provided great views. Thankfully the rain kept away until we reached the Winking Man PH.

Maggie C 

29 Sep: Biggin Trails

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Written by: Stephen Merry

 Bell179

Twenty nine Ramblers joined Brian W's walk at Biggin on a cold Autumn day. We soon warmed up though as we joined the Tissington Trail for a short distance, made our way to Stanedge Grange, headed back on the Trail for a short distance, and entered Ruby Wood and a nature reserve. We finally crossed the Tissington Trail for the last time and stopped at Heathcote Mere before making our way back to the cars. It just happened that the Waterloo Pub was across the road and a large number of us enjoyed a well earned beverage. 
 
Thanks Brian 
 
Alan B
 

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15 Sep: Hartington and Beyond

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Written by: Stephen Merry

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Although the weather forecast  was not promising, 27 walkers met at Hartington for Howard C`s ramble.
We made our way across fields to Hulme End, walked past a renovated Mill at Brund and then on to Sheen before returning to Hartington where a good number of thirsty ramblers had a drink at the Charles Cotton Hotel.
 
Thankyou Howard for a great walk.
 
Alan B
 

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  1. 12 Sep: Ellastone and The Weaver Hills
  2. 8 Sep: Up and Down at Apedale
  3. 6 Sep: Stiperstones and the Devil's Chair
  4. 25 Aug: Hazelton Clump and the Dove

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