Starting at  Ringshall Car park, we will skirt the edge of Ashridge briefly before walking to Little Gaddesden. We will then walk to Dagnall via Hoo Wood. We will leave Dagnall to walk towards Hog Hall and Ward Hurst Farm and back to our starting point.

https://explore.osmaps.com/route/12751833/3-july-dagnal-walk

Meet at Ringshall Car Park, Beacon Road at 10 am

or if you want to car share meet by Priory Academy, Britain Street at 9.25am

Meet at 09.30 at Luton Interchange for the 100/101 bus to Kingshott School, Hitchin.
Linear walk to Luton via St Ippolyts, St Paul's Warden, Whitwell, Peters Gn.
About 13 miles.
Bus to Dunstable or wherever.

A circular stroll of approx 4.0 miles starting at St Katherine’s Docks and taking in some of the remaining sights that made up the old London docks and East End. We shall take in quays, churches, pubs and ‘hidden’ items of interest as well as touching on a gruesome murder and the ‘ruckus’ that was the Cable Street riots. Don a pair of comfortable shoes and step back in time as we trail some through the richness of London’s Industrial past.

As this is a ‘walk & talk’ with quick visits to some old sites our numbers will be limited to approx. 8 people.

The suggestion is Saturday 9 July & Saturday 13 Augustso please advise if you wish to attend and if both dates are convenient please indicate as this will make for more flexible planning.

Plan is to catch the Bedford to Gatwick Thameslink train leaving

Leagrave                                    @ 09.25

Luton                                         @ 09.29

Luton Parkway                           @ 09.32

St Albans                                    @ 09.43



At Blackfriars we exit on the North Bank side (near the rear of incoming train) and take tube (Circle or District line) to Tower Hill station from where it is a short hop to St Katherine’s Dock. Please bring a packed lunch as we shall 'dine' en-route and at the finale there is the time honoured opportunity of taking in a Weatherspoon's hostelry for drinks and if needed an early evening lunch.



If you have any questions please advise via The Bogtrotters.

Meet at 0900 at West Street bus stop (by Lombardo's).
09.10 34 bus (now a Red Eagle service) to Redbourn.
Walk back to Dunstable via Flamstead, Trowley Bottom, Markyate, Aley Green, Caddington.
About 12 miles.

Walk through Tring park and using paths in and around Tring. The walk will involve Wigginton, Cow Roast, the viaduct and by Chestnut Wood  whatever path leads back to Tring. We are planning to pop into the Natural History Museum at the end  so those who do not want to join us will have to organise how they travel/ get lifts with.

We look forward to seeing you there for a chance to catch up and some BBQ food, and lots of good company

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Walking  across Studham common towards Bury Farm , Clements End, Bucklands field, through Hoo Wood,  and back via Gaddesden Row where there are some very interesting allotments, and Gravelpit  and Great Bradwins Woods, and past home farm.  A not too difficult countryside walk with only a couple of small roads to cross.

See 9 July entry for details and if interested let us know your availability for both dates.

A circular stroll of approx 4.0 miles starting at St Katherine’s Docks and taking in some of the remaining sights that made up the old London docks and East End. We shall take in quays, churches, pubs and ‘hidden’ items of interest as well as touching on a gruesome murder and the ‘ruckus’ that was the Cable Street riots. Don a pair of comfortable shoes and step back in time as we trail some through the richness of London’s Industrial past.

As this is a ‘walk & talk’ with quick visits to some old sites our numbers will be limited to approx. 8 people.

The suggestion is Saturday 9 July & Saturday 13 Augustso please advise if you wish to attend and if both dates are convenient please indicate as this will make for more flexible planning.

Plan is to catch the Bedford to Gatwick Thameslink train leaving

Leagrave                                    @ 09.25

Luton                                         @ 09.29

Luton Parkway                           @ 09.32

St Albans                                    @ 09.43



At Blackfriars we exit on the North Bank side (near the rear of incoming train) and take tube (Circle or District line) to Tower Hill station from where it is a short hop to St Katherine’s Dock. Please bring a packed lunch as we shall 'dine' en-route and at the finale there is the time honoured opportunity of taking in a Weatherspoon's hostelry for drinks and if needed an early evening lunch.

We are organising a trip to Chepstow, the Greenmans backpackers hostel. We have stayed at this hostel before and had a very successful visit. We are planning 3 days of walking and Bob and Gwen, former members, who live nearby have offered to organise walks. They have kindly also invited us to a BBQ in their garden.
There is various accommodation. Please look at Greenmans website.Greenman website
All members have had an email regarding this trip. If you would like to go and have not contacted me please phone 07443016095

From the centre of Great Brickhill we will walk up to the church and the make our way to the canal a near StokeHammond. We will then leave the canal to walk up Partridge Hill and explore Rushmere, Stockgrove Parks and  Rammamere Heath as we wind out way back to Great Hill.

https://explore.osmaps.com/route/12751570/2nd-july
Meet on green opposite the Red Lion ready for a 10am start. Or if you want to car share meet at car park on corner of Frenchs Avenue/Delco Way at 9.20am