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There were eleven of us out with Peter & Jane today, the weather was not as bad as it might have been, showing a gradual improvement from drizzle to sunshine during the course of the walk. I think it fair to say that we are getting thoroughly cheesed off with mud, it makes a short walk feel like you've been at it all day. This was a very enjoyable walk though with a considerable portion of fresh ground trod. I look forward to their next walk, hopefully in somewhat better conditions! 24/02/10



For once there was no rain, there was less mud than would have been expected, more sunshine than was anticipated and, just in case we felt too well treated, a chilly wind. Fifteen people thoroughly enjoyed Janet's well thought out, and quite level, walk from Cooden to Whydown this morning. We were pleased to welcome some newcomers and to renew acquaintance with others. 03/03/10



Today Rita and I revisited Lamberhurst Church and the splendid display of snowdrops that we were first introduced to by Marjorie, who was well known for her devotion to the first flower of spring. It being such a glorious day we took full advantage and recce'd a short, pub in the middle, walk that we will do as an evening walk in the summer of 2011, how's that for forward planning? We also saw a lot of Lamberhurst lambs.05/03/10



Twentytwo people took advantage of a glorious day to take part in Con & Julia's walk today. That keen wind is still about so we have a way to go before we can really feel that spring has arrived, but the signs are starting to appear, principally the spring lambs. But we are still missing that all important first primrose! Today was memorable as being the first walk that I am aware of where the leader and back marker had to communicate by mobile phone, strung out or what? 07/03/10