Pop Up! Between the A12 and A127
Wed 27th Jun 2018
Walk Details:
Event Type
Group Walk
Region
Southern England
Local Group
London
Distance
15ml.
Start Time
10.30
Route
Harold Wood Station : Finish Billericay Station
Part two of a journey of discovery that began last October, in the Essex countryside that lies between two of the busiest thoroughfares. Commencing just inside Greater London we travel eastwards towards Billericay with a break for lunch at 6 miles and hopefully time for light refreshments at mile 12
General Notes
Another fantastic pop up walk by Ron!
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Walk Report
Between the A12 and A127, Wednesday 27th June 20185 walkers, 15 miles - leader Ron Williamson
"When the going gets tough the tough get going"
Six of the best from a few days ago where reduced to the Famous Five who came prepared to face the little used footpaths in this part of Essex. Bare legs and knobbly knees were the order of the day, just right to crash through the undergrowth and beat the nettles into submission.
An unplanned extra stop at a local hostelry did wonders for morale, and ensured that the expedition was completed successfully. Boy it was hot! and hay fever came on really bad.
No pictures this time as we must maintain secrecy but suffice to say one member became extremely excited when our objective was revealed as the local Wetherspoon and another used the opportunity to continue training in the art of the slope.
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Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.
