!!! POP UP !!! End of the line
Tue 19th Apr 2016
Walk Details:
Event Details Updated
This is a short-notice "Pop-up" midweek daytime walk - not included in "Strider"
Event Type
Group Walk
Region
Southern England
Local Group
London
Distance
12ml.
Start Time
10.40
Route
Hatfield Peverel station 10.40am (10.02 from Liverpool St) Buy return to Witham
Return from Witham station (4 trains per hour)
To Maldon via Pepper Mill Lock (coffee stop), Twitty Fee, Woodham Water and Beeleigh Abbey, but allow for diversions intentional or otherwise
General Notes
Catch bus at end from Maldon to Witham
Many cafes etc. in Maldon including a Wetherspoons
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Walk Report
Saxon Salt, Tuesday 19th April 20169 walkers, 12 miles - leader Ron Williamson
On a glorious spring day, what does your heart desire?
A walk in the wide-open spaces of Essex
A coffee stop by the side of the canal (Paper Mill Bridge)
Extended walks through bluebell woods
Good company
Far from the madding crowd with only a handful of other walkers to compete with
A lunchtime pub that is actually open (OK OK don't get picky you can't have everything)
Visit and guided tour of a restoration of an old Mill (Beeleigh Falls near Maldon
Finding that the village pub that you come out to on the High Street at Maldon is in fact a Wetherspoons (delirium)
A bus service to Chelmsford Station running on time
Ron's walk had it all, almost, and a very good time was had by all (almost)
Report and photographs by Keith Lane
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Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.
