Lavenham to Long Melford

A trip along the old railway line

Tour de Mont Blanc.

A taste of adventure, 110 miles, 30,000 feet of ascent and a group of new found friends.

Langham footpath 47.

The footpath working party in action, restoring the path to its rightful line and installing a bridge.

Birch Lake.

A little taste of winter mystery.

The group at Birch ruined church.

A brief stop to admire the snow drops in the setting of the old church ruins

A heathly winter stomp around Boxford.

A bright and fresh winters day and firm under foot just for a change.

Arlesford creek in February.

And no we didn't use the ford.

On the way to Mam Tor.

The delegates from a Ramblers footpath campaigning workshop take the air.

St Osyth in February.

A breezy stomp around the marshes.

A taste of tradition.

Recently laid hedge on the Manningtree to Lawford footpath.

Just a touch of spring.

Spiders webs covered the playing fields at Manningtree.

A herd of Ramblers make for the water.

Just a small group heading down to the Stour in April.

The herd make the river crossing.

The chairman deceiding whether he can walk on water.

A touch of pastoral tranquility.

The River Box on the recent Langham walk.

Who said we weren't daring.

A party of 10 Colchester Ramblers take to the mountains and snowshoes and had a wonderful week.

A view from the hill.

A recent trip to south Wales and the beautiful view from the Eagles Nest over the River Wye and Severn.