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Another lovely day for a walk, sunny and cold, with frozen ground. Unfortunately there were only seven of us out to enjoy it, but enjoy it we did. We spotted pigs on two occasions today but they were too far away to photograph, so I'm afraid you will have to make do with some Llamas. Why are Llamas so disdainful and uninterested, when their Alpaca cousins are so much the opposite? 17/01/12

A perfectly respectable 16 people out on today's walk with a total of four new faces, including one from as far away as Weybridge. The sun came and went and the temperature fluctuated, particularly in the morning where we were exposed to a brisk wind. An unusual walk, in that the morning coffee stop and lunch were both taken at the same place, the church at Stone, nobody can remember anything similar occurring on a Rother walk before. A large flock of swans were spotted, happily decimating a farmers crop of turnips. 22/01/12

Thirteen people turned out for today's walk which marked the return of the sick and ailing to the ranks. We also had a couple of new faces, although not to everybody it appeared, in the persons of Mike and Marion (I think, apologies if I have that wrong), I hope they found us a more friendly bunch today than in times past. For the most part it was dry overhead, but not underfoot with a good supply of mud to be found. 26/01/12

Two or three people led David’s walk today at a cracking pace, completing a 10 mile walk in 4¼ hours! Those of us who are more used to a less demanding pace were quite exhausted at the end, in fact one person, being unaware of the time taken, thought that they were getting to the point where 10 miles was more than they could manage! Pace apart, the walk was most enjoyable and we even had a spell of sunshine, particularly over lunch which was more than welcome. Thank you David.29/01/12

An amazing 26 people out on Jane & Peter's walk today. They certainly didn't come out for the warm sunshine however, because although the sun shone pretty much all of the time, the wind racing in from the Urals was as keen as a knife. However a good brisk pace kept us all warm. Good to see a smattering of new faces again, let's hope they'll still be with us in the summer months. It was also a pleasure to see Con & Julia back amongst us after a considerable lay off. Twelve of our number retired to the pub at the finish of the walk for refuelling. 01/02/12

Eleven people braved the below zero temperatures today for the second 'Walking for Workers' walk. Unfortunately one worker has to work the first Saturday of the month so couldn't join us, something to note for the future. Cat lovers amongst us had a field day shortly after starting - as we passed by a home for destitute cats, we were surrounded by feline affection. It took some persuading to get some members to move on! We also saw the first lamb of the year. The general greyness was not really conducive to photography, but the four legged friends bolstered the output. 04/02/12

Regretfully today's walk had to be cancelled as a result of the heavy overnight snowfall. However, just to give you something to look at, here is a short slideshow of how pretty snow can be if you don't have to go anywhere urgently. 05/02/12