The posts below are listed in the order they were made, which isn't necessarily the order in which the walks will be taking place. Use the links on the right to go to a specific post.

Walk on 21st January

Date: Sunday 21st January 2007

Time: 10.00am

Starting point: meet in the car park in Findon Valley at the junction of Shepherd's Mead and Coombe Rise, grid reference TQ087056. This is the most southerly of the two car parks and can be reached by turning off the A24 by the library.

A 9 mile circular walk passing over Cissbury Ring with views later of Deep Bottom, Canada Bottom, Stump Bottom and Buddington Bottom.

On the maps below, the start point is at the centre of each map.

Images produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Images reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.

17th December Walk Photos

Another beautiful day with clear blue skies and very little wind. But when the sun starts to go down it gets chilly very quickly. A slightly shorter walk this time, just 8 miles.

Here's the view looking towards Longfurlong. The long dark shadows of winter are very noticeable.

This is Patching Pond where our walk finished.

Walk on 17th December

Date: Sunday 17th December 2006

Time: 10.00am

Starting point: meet in the lay-by by Patching pond (on the road to Patching from the junction of the A27/A280), grid reference TQ087056.

An 8½ mile circular walk passing through Clapham Wood and Michelgrove Park, but no pub stop.

On the maps below, the start point is at the centre of each map.

Images produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Images reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.

3rd December Walk (No photos!)

Immediately preceded by gale force winds and torrential rain, we started out wondering what was in store for us. As it turned out we needn't have worried, after the first half hour it remained dry for the rest of the walk with plenty of sunshine – but we didn't lose the strong winds.

Let's hope next time the weather will look more promising before we start out.