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1. New members
A warm welcome to new primary members Elinah Chisora, Peter Kearney, Helen Emsley, Sean Lee and Elizabeth Gahan; and new associate member Debra Donninson.
2. 11th Capital Challenge - Saturday 10 April 2027
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Thanks,
Andrew
Forthcoming Walks
Please check here for any last minute changes to walk details. https://ldwa.org.uk/London/E/0/walks-prog-list.html
Saturday 14th November
Camino de Eleanor Part 5
Event Type: Group Walk.
Region: Southern England / London
Start Time: 9:00
Route: Meet at Northampton Railway Station (07.56 from Euston arrives 08.55).
Notes: We are heading further north in the Eleanor Crosses pilgrimage but still within an hour of a main London station so I hope you will join me, particularly as you will get to see one of the original mediaeval crosses today. Today's route is fairly flat and includes a good section of grand union canal. We start in Northampton, see the cross, head down the canal to Stony Stratford, which was once the site of another cross and also home to the famous Cock and Bull inns of 'cock and bull story' fame. For those who like a pub at the end, we will break with tradition and have a stop at one of these historic inns. Then a simple two mile walk to Wolverton, from where you can catch a train back to London. Please bring packed lunch and plenty of water, as well as headtorch as sunset is at 4.13pm today.
Start: SP747604 what three words: flares.share.normal
Finish: SP820414: what three words: aviation.chickens.afflicted
Sunday 15th November
Camino de Eleanor Part 6
Event Type: Group Walk.
Region: Southern England / London
Start Time: 9:00
Route: Meet at Wolverton Railway Station (07.51 from Euston arrives 08.55.
Notes: Today's route picks up where we left off yesterday, walking through the site of mediaeval Wolverton to Stony Stratford, with its long High Street and many coaching inns. Yes, there is a seven mile option along Watling Street, which is the route they would have taken in 1290 but, having walked this for research purposes, I cannot recommend it. Therefore I will be taking you on a perambulation around the boundary of Milton Keynes, calling in at a couple of villages and finishing at Bletchley railway station, or Captain Ridley's Shooting Party (Wetherspoons, named after the MI6 scouts who chose Bletchley Park as the wartime home for the Government Code and Cypher School). Please bring lunch and plenty of water plus a headtorch, as sunset is at 4.11pm today.
Start SP820414: what three words: aviation.chickens.afflicted
Finish SP868337: what three words: enable.career.shows
Last week's walk
More photos from previous walks can be found here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/londonldwa/albums/with/72177720330484716
Saturday 7th November: Lonica led 24 walkers 17 miles on a circular from Sevenoaks

Saturday's walkers where?
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Walkers in mist on Salters Heath
photo: Gavin Fuller

Sheep at Wickhurst Manor
photo: Gavin Fuller

Cows at Panthurst
photo: Gavin Fuller

Horses on Beechmont Bank
photo: Belinda Cortes-Martin

Deer in Knole Park
photo: Emma Dowling
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Herbivorous ungulate of the week

Stag in Knole Park
photo: Gavin Fuller
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