Author Archives: Fiona El Hasnaoui

Petersfield Ramblers finish the New Lipchis Way in very mixed weather Thirteen keen members of Petersfield Ramblers awoke on Wednesday to very mixed weather reviews. Bother! It was the final day walking the New Lipchis Way – ending on the … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers enjoyed a relaxing third walk on the New Lipchis Way After a week’s break, thirteen seasoned Ramblers resumed their journey on the New Lipchis Way. The weather forecast was okay and – aside from an initial climb – … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers achieve the heights walking the second section of the New Lipchis Way Unlike the rain and difficult car journeys of the previous week on the New Lipchis Way, this Wednesday started with great promise. Twelve keen ramblers met … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers enjoy a first day’s walking on the New Lipchis Way For their Spring 2026 adventure, Petersfield Ramblers decided to walk the New Lipchis Way – a 39 mile route running broadly north-south from Liphook to West Wittering. The … Continue reading →

Bentley circular walk Sixteen members assembled in the Bentley Memorial Hall Carpark in bright sunshine with a stiff north westerly breeze blowing. We’d had heavy cold showers earlier in the morning but were optimistic that the day would be dry … Continue reading →

Kingsley Pond to Binsted circular On a slightly misty morning, 16 ramblers gathered at Kingsley Pond, hoping for some Spring sunshine to emerge later in the day.  Setting off from the pond, we proceeded down a muddy track and emerged … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers walk to Racton Ruin On an unexpectedly sunny day in mid-December, 15 members of Petersfield Ramblers gathered in the overflow car park at Stansted House for a walk that would ultimately take them to Racton Ruin.  Built between … Continue reading →

A walk along the sea front at Southsea, Portsmouth Twenty two ramblers set off from the car park in Eastney by Fort Cumberland on a beautiful sunny day with no breeze. Once on the front we followed the King Charles … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers walk the Centurion Way to explore its recent extension The Centurion Way is a flat path that follows the old, dismantled Chichester to Midhurst railway line, which closed in 1991. For many years the Centurion Way comprised 5.5 … Continue reading →

Four Marks woodland ramble from Chawton Park Wood After a couple of days of heavy rain, a beautiful sunny morning greeted 14 ramblers who met at Chawton Park Wood car park in Four Marks. Set within the South Downs National … Continue reading →