Walking Group
The Walking Group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month for a morning walk a different area is chosen each month. We meet at 10:15 for a 10:30 start and naturally when possible finish with refreshments. Details of where to meet for the start of the walk are issued at our Members monthly meeting, held on the first Tuesday of each month in Hordle WI Hall.
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Three of us, Bernadette, Linda and myself met for a short walk at Roydon Nature Reserve, what a lovely sunny afternoon after a wet morning. I did not take any photos! I did on Saturday when Maureen and I went on a recce for the walk and we were lucky to see three muntjac deer and then came across a herd of deer so I have attached a Saturday photo! Of course on Tuesday after a great walk we found our way to Mabels at Shallowmead Garden centre and met up with Jill and Gina for drinks a cake and then proceeded to chat and put the world to right.... now to look forward to our November meet up on 10th November.
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Gosh rain certainly stopped play this morning, but we throroughly enjoyed, coffee, cake and chat at Holmsley Station Tea Room, well worth a visit whether walking or sheltering from a rainy morning!
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This month we choose to walk in the shade of Milford on Sea Pleasure Grounds however the photo was taken at Hordle Gap the start and end of our walk. We enjoyed a lovely stroll firstly along the sea wall then took one of the footpaths into the shade of the trees, walking along Dane stream, pass the Mill up towards the Church which then brought us out onto the green where stopped for yes... chat, hot chocolate and cake at the Bakehouse, lovely cakes there! Then returned back along the Dane stream to Hordle Gap.
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To day we set off a little later as our intention was to have a cream tea at St John's Church, Boldre. We met at the church car park at 1130 and took the footpath towards Roydon Woods. We had a leisurely walk through the woods over the footbridge by Roydon Manor and continued on through the woods back on the road back to the Church where looked at the Living Water Installation ... what a magnificant display .... then we settled down and ate our cream tea all part of a fund raiser for the church.
