Walk Diary for October 2nd
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of us gathered in the Green Dene car park under leaden grey skies although as the
first part of the walk was though the trees, the sky wasn’t that visible. It
wasn’t long before the clouds dissipated and the sun came out to give a very
pleasant day.
The walk took us up hills and down dales, through woods and
across meadows with some splendid views across the Thames Valley, with London
just visible in the far distance. Sadly, there was ample evidence of ash
dieback, a disease that is wreaking havoc with one of Britain’s native trees.
The attached photos show those of you that didn’t do the walk what you missed. Many thanks go to Jenny for leading yet another great walk.
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| A Viewpoint Near The Start |
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| Views Over London |
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| A Dead Ash Tree |
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| Hungry Goats |
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| Ready To Go After A Coffee Break |
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| Preparing For The Final Assault (the last bit was quite steep!) |
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