1. Wallington Waddle (route)
   Start and end at the White Horse Pub in Wallington. Past the Roundabout Hotel and under the bridge to the Delme Arms. Cross road and it follows the shore line round Cams Hall estate. Footpath takes you to Birdwood Grove then up to main road & cross over. Back to Delme Arms and retrace your steps to the White Horse Pub.
2. The Hills of west Cambridgeshire (route)
   A lovely 6.5 - 7 miles (10.5 - 11 km)circular walk through 4 small farming villages. the whole route except for about 0.5 miles is off road along public footpaths. one of many highlights would be walking through the managed woods (Overhill Grove) between Knapwell and Boxworth. Which open up onto a lovely hill meadow ( a rare thing in these parts).fantastic hilltop views over cambridgeshire. On a clear day it's possible to see the wind farm at Warboys. Boxworth, Connington and Elsworth all have excellents Pubs for a quick break or a longer for lunch. the Pub at Boxworth, The Golden Ball, would be a fine place to park during the walk )and eat after the walk.i cannot confirm this would be allowed although the staff are very nice and if not busy may not mind. they are very busy on Sundays.
3. Isle of Man (interest group)
   Walking Mann - local walks with experienced leaders in the Isle of Man 01624 834746 a.a.kelly@advsys.co.uk
4. Bimble along the Dumbles (route)
   Christmas Walk 2009. Circular between Lambley, Woodborough and Burton Joyce. So close to the big city and yet you could be a million miles away!
5. 2 Hour-ish Gentle Road Bike Circuit (route)
   Mainly flat, 26 mile onroad Chiltern Hills circuit starting and finishing from Hyde Heath. Takes about 1hr40 - 2hrs. Quiet, often single-track roads (apart from the Chess Valley near Latimer at the start).
6. 1 Hour Bike Circuit (route)
   Flairly flat, 11 mile hour-ish circuit, some off road, some on, starting and finishing from Hyde Heath, with a shorter 40 minute-ish version if you cut out the loop through The Lee.
7. Ewing's Walk (route)
   8 Mile, figure of 8 route around Fewston & Swinsty Reservoirs in Yorkshire, near Harrogate. Start in Swinsty Moor Car-Park, located between the 2 reservoirs. Leg 1 (3.9 Miles): Cross the road, and follow the RED marked route around Fewston Reservoir, returning back to the car-park. Leg 2 (3 Miles): Follow the track down towards Swinsty Hall, alongside the reservoir, and follow the BLACK marked circuit around Swinsty Reservoir, returning once more to the car-park. Leg 3 (1 Mile): [THIS LEG IS NOW NOT BEING USED FOR THE WALK] Follow the same track, as in leg 2, as far as Swinsty Hall. At Swinsty Hall, turn right, and right again after 100 yards, to return along the path back to the car-park. The total circuit equates to 8 miles, which is roughly 12-13 km. This route is being used for Ewing's 100km Walk on the 4th & 5th April 2009. www.ewingswalk.com www.justgiving.com/ewingscandlelighters_yellowteam
8. Babbington, Cossall, Strelley, Swingate (route)
   A circular route
9. MTB - ditchling beacon to the palace pier (route)
   nice 2 hour ride (weekend riders) from ditchling beacon to the palace pier. we got a lift to the start at the beacon (always handy). downhill all the way to lewes. backup onto the southdowns way at kingston. head to rottingdean via telscombe. stop off at the plough pub in rottingdean for a pint. back to brighton on the undercliff walk (apprarently bikes arent allowed - how crazy is that? - no-one seems to obey)
10. Worthington Lakes (route)
    Gentle walk around Lakes, through ancient woodland and along canal

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