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B morning walks: Fulbourn-Teversham or Anglesey Abbey
July 28, 2021 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Wednesday B Morning Walks
General walk information:
BAM walks are between 5 ½ and 6 ½ miles and walked at a pace of about 3 miles/hr. We begin at 10.00 prompt (unless otherwise stated) and usually finish between 12.30-1.00 pm. There are two walks available each week. Please let the leader know you are coming by sending them a text (or call). We hope the number of walkers will be 12 or less and at the leader’s discretion. We do not stop for lunch but there is normally a short break for a drink etc.
Date:28th July
Walk A: Fulbourn and Teversham
Start of walk: 10.00 am
Car parking: Park in Cow Lane, Fulbourn CB21 5HB, parking near Home Close Nursing Home on the straight bit of the road off Pierce Lane. We will then walk along Teversham Road and turn right to Caudle Ditch footpath alongside Fulbourn Fen and turning right walking to Little Wilbraham River where we stop for a break. Footpath past Hawk Mill Farm and making for Wilbraham Road and footpath behind Grain Silo Fulbourn and Station Road back to Cow Lane.
Group size: Up to 12
Mileage: About 6 miles
Leader’s name and mobile number: Jean (07896-743172)
Walk B: Anglesey Abbey
Start of walk: 10.00 am
Car parking: Meeting in the NT car park near entrance CB259EJ, Car park is free and doesn’t need to be booked by anyone who is not going into the property. The walk takes in Quy Water and Quy Fen via field paths and tracks.
Group size: Up to 12
Mileage: About 6
Leader’s name and mobile number: Jenni (07709285461)
Please note these additional requirements:
In line with the requirements for group walks of more than six people, as approved by the Ramblers (the national body for walking), everyone coming on the walk must provide the leader with their contact details.
Please text the leader if you plan to come. Please remember to give your name as part of the text!
New Covid Advice
Your Leader has the final say on the maximum number of walkers
No one should come on the walk if they feel even slightly ill. Please make sure that you bring with you a face covering, hand sanitiser and any walking poles you need; It is inadvisable to share equipment or refreshments beyond households. Observe ‘social distancing’ as and when sensible.
More details related to taking part in and leading Club walks in a Covid-19 environment are posted on the CRC website, under ‘Members’. Please have another look at these before you come on the walk.
