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Sunday B Fig of 8 Walk from Ashwell
October 18, 2020 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
This walk is limited to 12 people and booking in advance is essential. Please text Pauline on 07766 250561 with your name and phone number.
Park near Ashwell Museum, Swan Street, Ashwell, SG7 5NX
The most straight forward route from Cambridge is to take the A10 (direction Royston) then A505 (direction Baldock/Stevenage). After 5 miles turn right (direction Ashwell) (Station Rd). After 2 miles left onto Ashwell Street. After 0.3 miles right onto Kingsland Way. 0.1 miles left onto Silver Street. 0.2 miles right onto Bear Lane. The High St is at the end of Bear Lane. Go down Gardiners Lane which is a dog leg continuation of Bear Lane. First right is Swan St. The Museum is on the corner of Swan St. Please park considerately in the village – not as a group.
The walk will begin at 10.00 in Ashwell at the junction of Newnham Way with Partridge Hill. This is to avoid a group of us gathering in the village.
To find this junction:- walk from the museum in Ashwell to the High St. Turn right passing the Bear House and then Wilsons Lane on the left. The road bends to the left and just after that you will find the junction of Newnham Way with Partridge Hill.
The fig of 8 walk is 7 miles in the morning with 3.4 miles in the afternoon. Please bring food and drink for the day.
Pauline
For map click here
http://streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?X=526719&Y=239717&A=Y&Z=110
Additional Information:
In line with the requirements for group walks of more than 6 people, as approved by the Ramblers (the national body for walking), everyone coming on the walk must provide the leader with contact details. Please text or phone the leader if you plan to come. Please remember to give your name as part of your text! Your details will be held for 21 days for Covid-19 ‘test and trace’ purposes, then deleted. The maximum number of people allowed on any walk is 30.
No one should come on the walk if you feel even slightly ill. Please make sure that you bring with you a face covering, hand sanitiser and any walking poles you need; no equipment or refreshments can be shared beyond households. In line with government guidelines members are asked to observe ‘social distancing’ on the walk.
More details relating to taking part in and leading Club walks in a ‘Covid-19’ environment are posted on the CRC website, under ‘Members’.