This gallery is split over several pages. Each page displays pictures from a particular year or years as taken by members whilst on 5milers, The most recent are at the top of the page. The links below can be used to select the relevant year.
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2017
5 Milers - December's WalkA 4.7 mile circular walk of two churches, led by Ann - |
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Some more pictures en route....... |
5 Milers - October's WalkA circular walk from Queen Elizabeth ll Diamond Jubilee Woods, led by John. The walk took us eastwards to Heather Lane, through Miners Wood to the edge of Ravenstone, and, continuing anti-clockwise, back to Queen Elizabeth ll Diamond Jubilee Woods. |
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5 Milers - August's Walk |
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5 Milers - July's WalkA walk from Woodhouse Eaves and via Beacon Hill, led by Elaine and Martin. Lunch afterwards at the Copt Oak. |
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before rejoining the others for a refreshment break.............. |
5 Milers - May's WalkA walk from Smisby, led by Owen. Lunch afterwards at the Smisby Arms. |
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"No, I'm right here behind you!" |
5 Milers - April's WalkA walk from Appleby Magna, through Norton-Juxta-Twycross, led by Pearl. Lunch afterwards at the Bird in Hand in Austrey. |
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5 Milers - March's WalkA walk from Ticknall, along part of the Ticknall to Ashby Tramway Trail and through the Calke Estate, ably led at short notice by Owen. We were again blessed with perfect walking weather. Afterwards some of us had an excellent lunch at the Smisby Arms. |
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5 Milers - February's Walk17 5milers enjoyed an albeit slightly shorter walk than usual from Hathern, across the fields to Dishley Pool, to the River Soar, past Normanton on Soar, up to Zouch and back to Hathern. Earlier rain had ensured a good helping of mud, but on the day we were blessed with glorious sunshine. The walk was led by Bill and David. |
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5 Milers - January's WalkA goodly band of walkers assembled in Swannington to walk off some Christmas Pud, and were led by Roger on what turned out to be a mystery trip full of surprises. Despite being in an area close to home for most of us, we found there are many unknown places round about, including remnants of long lost railways, hidden playgrounds and nature areas, sports fields and mature trees, and footpaths in unexpected places. Although it was a grey day it remained dry for us (not so true of conditions underfoot unfortunately) and in good time we had covered 5 miles to Snibston and back and were ready for lunch. |
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