An extended Wetherspoons Odyessey
Sun 2nd Dec 2018
Walk Details:
An 18 mile stroll crossing Walthamstow Marshes & then taking in the delights of East London & onto Liverpool Street. We then follow the Wetherspoons trail passing no less than 16! with lunch TBA. After lunch we follow the river to Putney
Entry Details:
Walk Report
An Extended Wetherspoons Odyssey (Hamilton Hall, Liverpool Street Station to The Rocket, Putney), Sunday 2nd December 201825 walkers, 17 miles - leader Dave Williams
25 including some 'old faces' and one notable Slinker turned up for my Wetherspoons Odyssey.
Every Wetherspoons we passed offered a possible loo stop which we took full advantage of!
Fortunately there were no disasters to report apart from a couple of Slopers & we reached our 16th & final Wetherspoons The Rocket at Putney just before 4pm where some of us enjoyed a celebratory pint or two and a meal.
Photographs by Gavin Fuller; more by Ian Fairweather and Julie Welch on the group Facebook page
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