This gallery is split over several pages. Each page displays pictures from a particular year or years as taken by members whilst on 5milers walks. 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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2021
5 Milers - December's Walk - 2021A 5.2 mile walk from Donisthorpe led by Owen. The weather was not as bad as it could have been - not a lot of rain - as we were hit by the southern edge of Storm Barra. Lunch was at the Halfway House. Because of the weather Owen re-arranged the walk to miss what would have been very boggy ground. |
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5 Milers - November's Walk - 202119 walkers set off on a lovely clear autumn day from the Ferrers Arms in Lount. John led us on a route unfamiliar to most walkers on tracks and fields. We had far reaching views of Derbyshire and could enjoy the stunning autumn colours in the sunshine. Quite a few of us indulged in lunch at the pub afterwards and although they could only offer a restricted menu everyone seemed happy with their choice. See our beautiful pictures below, mostly taken from the back markers view! |
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5 Milers - October's Walk - 202118 brave walkers faced the elements on a dreary, drizzly morning! A couple of very brief sunny spells but the rest of the morning was as above. We saw a very gushing Grace Dieu brook after all the heavy rain. Some places were a little muddy underfoot, and there were plenty of challenging high stiles. Despite all this, everyone thoroughly enjoyed the walk and were glad they turned out. It was a lovely route through woodland and across fields with great views along the way. The walk was finished off with a very nice meal at the Bulls Head where service was excellent. |
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5 Milers - September's Walk - 202113 walkers braved the 29℃ temperatures on a lovely 4.5 mile route led by Elaine from Woodhouse Eaves up to the Beacon via Broombriggs. Thankfully we spent a lot of time walking in the shade and found the perfect shady spot for our banana break. |
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5 Milers - August's Walk - 202120 members enjoyed a 5 mile route led by Owen from The George at Coleorton. |
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5 Milers - July's Walk - 2021A near 5 mile walk from Thornton, and walking through Bagworth and Bagworth Wood, led by Pete. The weather was mostly very kind to us with just a few spots of rain to keep us cool. Lunch was at the Bricklayers Arms in Thornton. |
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5 Milers - June's Walk - 2021At last Covid restrictions have been eased and we are allowed to walk again in large groups after 15 months. 12 walkers enjoyed the first walk from Moira Furnace and through lovely National Forest areas towards Hicks Lodge and back.It was a beautiful day and everyone was so pleased to be able to meet up and walk and chat together again. Thanks to Evelyn and Steve for finding a gentle route and ordering the good weather! |
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2020
5 Milers - February's Walk - 2020Owen and Jenny led this walk round the Coleorton and Swannington area, and typical of the area the walk included quite a few gradients and stiles. Lunch afterwards was at the Angel Inn, Coleorton. |
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5 Milers - January's Walk - 2020First walk of the year and the weather forecast looked good. We couldn't wait to get out there to walk off the Christmas pud. Unfortunately they got the forecast wrong and we got pretty wet! Never mind, we kept smiling and as it was still good to get out and do some exercise and swop festive activity stories with our fellow walkers. Lots of water lying about but it did not affect the route we had planned. Even the ducks were worried about getting their feet wet! Nice lunch afterwards at Lakeside, but a shame we had to sit there in our soggy clothes. |
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