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Petersfield Ramblers enjoy a day out in Arundel On an encouragingly sunny morning in mid-April, a large group of walkers from Petersfield Ramblers set off for a day trip to Arundel and its famous Tulip Festival. We drove in packed … Continue reading →

Part Two – Hambledon to Bishop’s Waltham The recces in March for the Allan King Way part 2 – later nicknamed “The Water and Chocolate Walk” by Petersfield Ramblers – did not go well. There were sections of copious impassable … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers take on the challenges of the Allan King Way The Allan King Way – named after a former Publicity Officer of the Hampshire Ramblers – is a long-distance footpath that runs from Portchester to Winchester via Bishops Waltham. … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers enjoy a rare sunny, mud-free walk along the coast After two months of wet, muddy, cancelled walks, we were looking forward to improved walking conditions in March. However previous checks for a potential Emsworth to Hayling Island coastal … Continue reading →

Nyewood Walk and AGM A total of 18 Ramblers met up outside The Henry Warren Hall, to enjoy a 4 mile walk around the amazingly varied environs of Nyewood, prior to our AGM.  A number of other Ramblers had also … Continue reading →

Ramblers Social Lunch at the Seven Stars Ten ramblers assembled outside the Outdoor Swimming to enjoy a 3 mile walk to the Seven Stars. Others would meet us at the pub ready for the pre ordered meal. With the sun … Continue reading →

A Bus and Walk Adventure including Petworth House Christmas Decorations A small group set off by bus to Midhurst where Gordon led a short walk to ascend St Ann’s Hill where we read about the Iron Age fort that dominated … Continue reading →

Finally Petersfield Ramblers enjoy a dry walk in November After weeks of wet, cancelled or squelchy walks 18 Ramblers at last gathered in Clanfield – with a dry (if cold) weather forecast – to enjoy a walk without rainwear and … Continue reading →

We parked at Kilmeston church on the first day of November, the day that the forecasters warned of Storm Ciarán, so it was a party of just 11 of us who braved whatever the weather threw at us on the … Continue reading →

Nine intrepid Ramblers don’t let Storm Babet dampen their enthusiasm Although Storm Babet – named after a woman who visited an open day at the Dutch weather headquarters (!) – was still crossing the country, nine brave Ramblers stuck to … Continue reading →