Start at 7.30pm from The King's Head and walk for approx. an hour and a half returning back to The King's Head for a buffet meal at 9.00pm. Instructions will be on the bar and in the meeting room. Sturdy shoes are advised. Dogs are welcome on the walk but need to be on a lead in the wood - presume the pub does not allow them indoors.
A shorter version of the walk will be available for late arrivals and the less able.
Click here for a printable map and instructions
Organiser: Trevor Parkins
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