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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 →

Borden Wood, Woolbeding Common and Iping This was one of those “Shall I, Shan’t I?” days. The weather forecast given was one of heavy rains together with a yellow wind warning. Hmmmm. The layby car parking facility was not overcrowded … Continue reading →

Walk from St Catherine’s Hill, Winchester Thirteen intrepid walkers assembled in the St Catherine’s Park and Ride Car Park, all disappointed that the promised facilities were closed! What a start to the walk! Never mind we set off on the … Continue reading →

80th Birthday Party This was based near Juniper Car Park in Queen Elizabeth Country Park on a glorious sunny day. Those who wished to follow Anne on a ramble around the park met in the early afternoon. They walked around the … Continue reading →

Fernhurst to Lurgashall circular It was a hot and sunny day for our walk from Fernhurst but thankfully the walk was broken up with stretches of cool woodland which eased things quite considerably. Setting off from St Margaret’s Church, we … Continue reading →

Cheriton – Ovington – Tichborne On a more overcast day than we have had of late, a group of hearty ramblers met at the Cheriton recreation ground, hoping that the threatened rain did not make too much of an appearance … Continue reading →

South Harting towards Elsted via Treyford Six intrepid ramblers gathered outside South Harting where we walked along the South Downs with the woods on our right. We passed along a rocky footpath until emerging in the village of Treyford. Walking … Continue reading →

Petersfield Ramblers complete their convivial journey around Mary’s Crescent With 39 miles of the Mary’s Crescent walk ‘in the bag’, the Ramblers were keen to complete their journey – a Downland exploration of Medieval churches dedicated to St Mary – … Continue reading →