Start: 10:50am Dover Priory station

Walk: 10 mile linear walk to Deal returning by train.

Lunch: Picnic lunch

Comments: One of the finest coastal walks in England, we walk along the top of the White Cliffs of Dover and enjoy views across the Channel to France. Train leaves Orpington at 9:24am, Sevenoaks 9:34am and Tonbridge at 9:43am. Please buy a return to Deal.

Start: 10.30 am Car park. One Tree Hill (Near Sevenoaks, GR559 532)

Lunch: Pub lunch at The Bucks Head, Godden Green or picnic on the green

Comments: Not too demanding but great views from One Tree Hill. Part of the walk is

through Knole Park which is one of the few Tudor deer parks in England to have survived the past 500 years.

Event: Evening walk and meal

Time: 6.30pm at Junction of Church Road and Farnborough High Street, Farnborough Village, (Kent)

Walk: 4 mile circular from Farnborough to Downe (2 miles each way) with an evening meal at The Rajdoot in Downe.

Comments: Easy walking taking in some lovely countryside - please bring a torch for the return journey and suitable footwear for the restaurant.

Start: 10am Cobham (near Rochester) parking behind the school and next to bowling ground

Gr 671686

Walk: 9 miles

Lunch: Picnic lunch half way. Pub at end of walk - if you would like a meal please book with Sonja in advance

Comments: This walk is hilly. We are climbing some steep hills to get the best views of this part of the North Downs. On our way there is a small surprise when we visit the mausoleum in the middle of nowhere. A truly special place.

Start: 10am Ightham Mote NT car park (GR 585535)

Walk: 7 ½ miles

Lunch: Picnic lunch with pub stop at Underriver

Start: 11am Bough Beech Reservoir Nature Centre

Walk: 6.5 mile circular

Lunch: Picnic lunch. Possible tea stop at the end.

Comments: Fairly gentle walk, varied with woodlands and farm land. Suggest park in strip and car share where possible.

Walk: Goring and Streatley, the Thames and Ridgeway

Start: Meet at Streatley Station at 4:30PM

Comments: This is a weekend away based in the 18th century village of Streatley. Streatley is set in the heart of the Thames Valley, Streatley is one of the oldest crossing points on this iconic river, which still bustles with rowers, pleasureboats and fly-fishers. With walking aplenty on the nearby Ridgeway and Thames paths.

Streatley has a range of accommodation, including a Youth Hostel...

Go for a short walk of 3.5 miles featuring "The Hollies" - some local scenery, not the band...

Check into the Youth Hostel or other accommodation. Note: Please book your own accommodation. Streatley has at least one other B+B. Names by 26^th July

We will then go for a curry, probably to Masooms in Goring.

http://www.foodanddrinkguides.co.uk/reading/masooms/restaurant/3137

After the curry retire to the comfort of the YHA.

Start: 10am at YHA

Walk: Leisurely walk of 8 miles.

Lunch: Lunch with pub stop in Moulsford.

Comments: This will take in Streatley, the Ridgeway path, Moulsford and the Thames Path.

Start: 10am Buckhurst Car park by leisure centre, Sevenoaks (no fee on Sunday)

Walk: 10 mile circular

Lunch: Picnic lunch

Comments: An undulating picturesque walk taking in Knowle Park, Shipbourne and skirting Ightham Moat, the Fairlawne Estate and returning through Knowle. Well established paths, but can be muddy after heavy rain. Tea potential at Knole House tearooms at end of walk.

Event: Weekend away in the New Forest.

Comments: 3 night stay. Walks up to 8 miles. Please let Kevin know ASAP if you are interested.

Start: 5pm at the Church at Westerham Square

Walk: 5 mile circular

Comments: The walk passes Chartwell and goes through the park of Squerryes Court. It is quite hilly and has plenty of woodland. A lovely walk. Optional meal at Montien Thai restaurant. First 12 to book in by 17^th August. This will be combined with the Programme Meeting – please phone or e-mail your event ideas in advance as we hope to FINALISE dates on the night.

Walk: 10 mile circular

Lunch: bring a picnic

Comments: We head to the coast at Birling Gap, then cross the Seven Sisters cliffs towards Exceat. We then go through the secluded hamlet of West Dean and Litlington where there is a very good tea rooms. We return to East Dean via Friston Forest.

Evening meal: Meet 7.00pm in the Plough and Harrow at Litlington. Table booked in the snug bar for 7.30pm.

Walk: 8 mile circular

Start: 10 am SHARP Firle Village (free) CP. GR469074

Lunch: pub lunch at the Rose & Crown, Alciston. http://www.therosecottageinn.co.uk. It will be assumed that you are having a pub lunch, unless you inform us otherwise. Please note that the pub does not accept American Express or cheques.

Comments: We climb up onto the Downs and head east along the South Downs Way before dropping down to the hamlet of Alciston. After lunch, we return via Charleston Farmhouse & Firle Place. Possible pub stop at the end. The first part of the walk will be at a more moderate pace.

Start: The Black Horse Pub in Thurnham at 5pm

Walk: 5.7 miles circular through beautiful countryside taking in the ruins of Thurnham Castle and the North Downs Way. We start and finish at the pub.

Dinner: at the Black Horse

Comments: Dinner will be booked for 7.30pm after the walk. First 10 to book in.

Start: 10am Shoreham Station GR 525616 (parking is also available in lay-by opposite station.

Walk: 11 miles (figure of eight)

Lunch: Kings Head, Shoreham Village

Comments: Morning walk through a combination of fields and woodland hilly in places. Walk via Dunstall Farm, Romney Street and Upper Austin Lodge before returning to Shoreham for luch. In the afternoon follow the Darent Valley Path to Otford returning to Shoreham on the high level route via Sepham Farm, Pilots Wood and Meenfield Wood before dropping down into Shoreham Village where there may be the possibility of an afternoon tea stop before heading back to the station.