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187…Helmdon & Astwellġ1th March 2022: I’ve never been to Stanwick Lakes so thought I’d better put that right.

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I’ll also be doing a mid week “what’s on” update tomorrow evening 🙂Īlso this evening there’s a Brand New Northamptonshire Walk! It’s No. I’ll be announcing the 25 April Walks (500) places this Sunday evening so watch out for that. It’s Walk 188 & it’s also my ‘Walk from My Doorstep”Ģ0th March 2022: 26 April Group Walks are available to book now by emailing March 2022: Gosh….there’s so much going on with the Group at the moment. Our Group Walk always gets over booked so I thought I’d make it into a self-guided one. There’s so many plaees to see them, but one of our most booked walks is through the Hunsbury Pocket Parks. In May the bluebell season will be here & it looks like this year will be amazing. I & our leaders took about 120 people on amazing walks in beautiful Northamptonshire this week & everything we do is Free. We do love Whitby though…Ģ5th March 2022: Gosh life has been so busy this week, arranging meetings etc. As always it would be great to see as many of you as possible for just a stroll & a natterĤth April 2022: Just spent the weekend on the Yorkshire Moors – look out for a couple of walks coming. There’s no booking, just meet at the exhibition at 10.45am & then we’ll do the 2.5 mile Delapre Signposted Walk. It’s also a tribute to all the NHS health & care workers who have been risking their lives during the crisis The exhibition allows people to remember all those who have lost their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. Click on the linkħth April 2022: This Sunday at 11am we’ll be doing a ‘Mass’ Group Walk at Delapre Park which includes the new touring exhibition “In Memoriam” by Luke Jerram. Every time I see it, it makes me smile & says to me “Come on…let’s go & explore”Ĩth April 2022: There’s a brand new Northamptonshire Walk on the website this evening. It’s live now…it’s Walk 163 under the ‘Walks outside Northamptonshire’ tabġ2th April 2022: Today was our Grendon & Easton Maudit Group Walk where you go through one of my favourite gates in Northamptonshire. Please see under the Merchandise Tabġ9th April 2022: Coming this Thursday evening…our May Group Walks programmeġ5th April 2022: A couple of weeks ago I visited Pickering & thought I’d have a look at their Town Trail. It’s Walk 191 & it’s from Lutton, also known as Luddington in the BrookeĢ5th April 2022: There’s some new summer merch available this evening. The walks on my website received over 10,000 views this weekend – Thank You 🙂ģ0th April 2022: There’s a brand new Northamptonshire Walk on the website this evening.

But the good news is the amazing weather has seen so many of you out there walking. Being an allotment holder too, I’d love some rain please. I really hope you enjoy what I’ve tried to create 🙂Ģnd May 2022: Wow is May here already. So we started a new tab called “Walks from my Doorstep’ & asked people to submit their personal “isolation” walks which have their own tab & are just wonderful & we thank them for their contribution In 2020 the World encountered the Corona Virus & the Government recommended that we all exercise, but preferably local. The reason is I wanted it to be possible for a family to go for a walk on a Sunday morning & a child to be able to lead it.

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On this website you’ll find over 190 Walks in Northamptonshire & another 150 outside, plus all over the World – come & walk around Sydney with me! All the walks are free & are “picture led” (I don’t do maps).

Although we’d like to keep Northamptonshire secret, we’d love you to come & see what a stunning County we have – we’re a very friendly bunch & you’ll be amazed at what Northamptonshire has to offer We’d really like to hope to change this & make you stop & come & explore us. Research has found that most people drive (on the M1) through one of Britain’s most beautiful counties without stopping. Welcome to our walking blog, which started out over nine years ago to show off our beautiful County of Northamptonshire.

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