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WALKING GROUP MAKES RECORD RETURN
The CMVC walking group marked its return to action with a record eight members taking part in a circular walk in Surrey on July 2 2013, starting and ending at Chelsham Common.
Ralph, Dick and Barry forge a route through the long grass
The four-mile walk, under a cloudy sky, took the group through a mix of woodland and open fields. In a number of places, where the footpaths were overgrown, the walkers had to establish the route. There were also numerous stiles to surmount.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN WALK AGAIN
The Choir walking group turned out again on Tuesday, August 28, with seven members undertaking a five-mile circular walk on to the North Downs from Woldingham. The group continued its run of good luck with the weather, enjoying both blue skies and spectacular views into the Weald land beyond the North Downs.
Wooded section of walk approaching North Downs Way
RECORD TURN-OUT FOR WALKING GROUP
The Choir walking group undertook its third outing on Tuesday, June 19. It followed a delightful four-mile linear route from Coulsdon South station to the Fox at Coulsdon Common.
The ascent at Farthing Down
SECOND MEET FOR WALKING GROUP
The CMVCBSWC* met for its second walk in Kent on March 13. The club's three founder members (see story below) were joined by bass Cornish Dave Rickard and second tenor Dick Jones for a five-mile circular walk starting and finishing in Knockholt.
Half an hour in, walking group pauses before descent to Chevening
WALKING GROUP KICKS OFF
The CMVCBSWC* held its inaugural meet in the Kentish snow two weeks ago [8 February 2012]. The club's three founder members, bass singers Aussie Jon Evans, Pete Smith and Peter Gillman, embarked on their walk on a chill morning from Shoreham, the picturesque village in the Darenth valley near Sevenoaks. They made a five-mile circuit, crossing snowcovered hills and fields to Lullingstone Castle, then following the River Darenth back to Shoreham. There they repaired to the Crown Inn for a warming pint (or two) and lunch beside its open fire.
Pete and Aussie Jon battle arctic conditions on inaugural walk of CMVCBSWC