Your Comments on Walking Festival 2021
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DOVER CASTLE - RAM
A memorable opportunity to explore aspects of the Castle's architecture and natural history: many not normally available to visitors. We whizzed around the site, taking in parts of the castle - ramparts, bastions and one of the tunnels (complete with resting butterflies and dangling spiders's egg sacks) - that I've al
Susie O'Reilly
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DOVER CASTLE - RAM
An extremely educational tour of Dover Castle led by English Heritage Officer Gavin Wright our small group all enjoyed it Many thanks Gavin
Terry Clarke
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BATTLE OF BRITAIN
Great walk along both sides of the Alkham valley. Spectacular views. I have driven through this valley many times but saw it through walking in a completely new light! Thank you.
Ruth Lozano
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BATTLE OF BRITAIN
Great walk along both sides of the Alkham valley. Spectacular views. I have driven through this valley many times but saw it through walking in a completely new light! Thank you.
Ruth Lozano
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BEAUTIFUL HYTHE, H
Perfect weather for a lovely walk. Friendly, walk leaders and fellow walkers. A good varied walk along the canal, a stream, through woods, over fields etc.
Ruth Lozano
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FISH AND CHIPS WAL
Thank you lee for this great walk, only thing i heard few people say they like little more time to appreciate the surrounding. Maybe a earlier start...in the end did feel we were rushing against time and get to chip shop...but saying all that i personally am glad i attended... thank you.
Jane Hickman
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FROM COAST TO DOWN
Thank you to Andrew for this walk, via villiages in Deal. Naughty ice cream at solleys Farm . On other walks a lady did say to me be nice if we had maps, which were provided on this walk. Even to look back on once home. A good day..
Jane Hickman
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A GENTLE WALK FOR
A lovely walk along the serpentine. Be going back next july to see the wild orchids . Lovely lunch with fellow new ramblers in the Dairy cafe. Thank you Rowena
Jane Hickman
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FISH AND CHIPS WAL
A well led walk by Lee Pickup on her first walking festival walk.It had really good views over the cliffs into Dover Harbour finished off with fish and chips and a well earned drink
Terry Clarke
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EASTRY AND ITS RUR
Really enjoyed this lovely walk. Well organised. Met a lot of lovely people. Thanks to walk leader Lesley and her back marker Helena
Úna
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A WHITFIELD WANDER
The troop left Whitfield into the great yonder, Hi-Vis jackets at the ready. We all made it through the dark woods, survived the sweet corn jungle unscathed into the open fields beyond. The scenery, weather & company were all top notch & soon we were all back. Many thanks to Margaret & Lou from all the group. Cheers, Ian Greatorex.
Ian Greatorex
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BEAUTIFUL HYTHE, H
I joined the figure of 8 walk in Hythe today. A lovely walk led, and back marked by 2 excellent guides. Friendly, informative, caring. A nice group of walkers too. My first walk with Rambles and loved it. I Will be backr for more walks. Well done with the festival and thank you . Look forward to next year
Lesley Richardson
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WHO WAS ST RADIGUN
Great walk today. Well led by gentleman John & backed up by Bob, an able rear gunner. Scenic, hilly & with a history lesson on St. Radigund thrown in at the Abbey. What more can you ask for? The group all loved it & at the end were begging for more ! Thanks again to John & Bob & the friendly Radigund’s walking gang. Cheers, Ian Gr
Ian Greatorex
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WHO WAS ST RADIGUN
Great walk today. Well led by gentleman John & backed up by Bob, an able rear gunner. Scenic, hilly at times & with a history lesson on St. Radigund thrown in with our rest stop at the Abbey. What more can you ask for? The group all loved it & at the end were begging for more ! Thanks again to John & Bob & the friendly Radigund’
Ian Greatorex
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THE WHITE CLIFFS P
I went on the white cliffs panoramic trail day 1 capel to Dover - linear and I really enjoyed the walk and stopping at the places we did and hearing a bit about the history of the historical places, by the walk leader who I have forgotten the name of, and the lovely views along the cliffs. Definitely will go on another one. Ki
Kimberley hogben
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THE COUNTRY PARK W
Many Thanks to Diana for a lovely walk this afternoon,and the information about Bettshanger country Park,and post mining land regeneration by her back marker,Sorry I didn't catch his name.
Sally Amos
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CARERS’ WALK
A lovely walk organised by Sue on the Leas in Folkestone. We started with musical entertainment and then split into two walking groups. We all ended up having lunch together in a restaurant. It was nice to meet up with old friends and to make new friends. Well done Sue, and her helpers.
Gavin Trevelyan