Newcastle History Walk
Sat 11th Dec 2021
Walk Details:
Heaton Hawks car park, Wallsend rising sun, West Moor, South Gosforth, Jesmond Dean to Newcastle Quayside via Armstrong, Heaton and Ouseburn Parks. Through the city to Brandling Village, West Jesmond House. Paddy Freemans park and back to Heaton Hawks car park
Entry Details:
Walk Report
Walk devised by Ricky Scott, but due to Ricky being injured was led by Dave Clifton on the day. Although the LDWA often walk in countryside, moorland and mountainous areas, this walk showed that some excellent, informative and entertaining walks can be found in more urban and suburban areas, exemplified by the fact we found ourselves walking up Northumberland Street amongst the festive crowds on a Saturday afternoon. 20 miles in the end, 350m of ascent, taking us about 8.5 hours. 22 walkers. At the end of the walk Ricky Scott provided an excellent last "checkpoint" at his home for drinks and buffet.Other Files
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