P LEASE NOTE THAT THE DURATION OF THIS EVENT SHOWN ABOVE IS ONLY APPROXIMATE AND CANNOT BE GUARANTEED; IT WILL DEPEND ON FACTORS SUCH AS THE WEATHER AND THE WALKING PACE OF THE GROUP. Join this leisurely ramble with a Birmingham Ramblers group leader and enjoy social walking with our friendly members. It is very helpful for the walk leader to have prior knowledge of numbers that will be on this walk. We ask you to complete this very brief form to help with our planning of the walk to ensure that we can safely accommodate all who wish to join us. You will receive an automatic acknowledgement when you submit this form, and also a reminder of the details 2 days before the walk. If you later find that you are unable to join us it would be helpful if you let us know by mailing bhamramblerssenquiries@gmail.com - this will be passed on to the walk leader and will prevent any delay to the start of the walk should the leader be waiting for you. Please note that some walks have a waiting list so this will be passed on to the walk leader and will prevent any delay to the start of the walk should the leader be waiting for you. Walk leader: Celia Howell-Jones This is a walk around the Blakesley Hall area. If you wish to tour the Hall after the walk, there is a charge of £8. Students and those in receipt of any state benefit (not pension) may be eligible for concession price. If several people wish to tour the hall, the leader will book a group tour for 2.30 pm, the site closes at 4.00 pm. Please email bhamramblersenquiries@gmail.com if you might be interested in a tour after the walk. Meeting arrangements: Meet at the visitor centre Blakesley Hall ready to start the walk at 11.15 am. There are toilets in the centre. Please be aware the site doesn’t open until 11.00 am. By bus: From the City, No 97 at 10.15am, Carrs Lane from bus stop MS5 Alight at Stuarts Road at 10.40am which is on Bordesley Green East. Cross Bordesley Green East at the lights and walk South on Stuarts Road. Take 5th turning left which is Blakesley Road. 10-minute walk. Also; Outer circle Bus Nos. 11A and 11C. For both routes alight at Blakesley Hall bus stop on Stoney Lane, and walk to Blakesley Road, (from 11C stop, you need to cross Stoney Lane at pedestrian lights), the hall is approximately 150m. along Blakesley Road. The leader will be travelling from the City centre on Bus 97 from Carrs Lane. By car: You may park at Blakesley Hall B25 8RN, from 11am but space is limited. (it is generally reserved for those visiting the Hall). There is also good on street parking on Greenwood Road, opposite the hall. Starting from Blakesley Hall this walk first visits the centre of Old Yardley conservation area. Here we walk around the various historic sites including St Edburgha church which dates back to 12th century and the Trust school which was established in the 16th Century. We then return to Blakesley Hall and walk around the garden and stop for our picnic and drink. The walk then continues through Yardley Fields to the River Cole where and after a loop of the river it returns to Blakesley Hall. Total Distance 4 miles. Good paths and pavements but some fields and probably mud! Please note the cafe is closed . Bring drink and a picnic for the day. Expressions of Interest for this walk will close at 06.00 on Tuesday 4 February. After this, pleaseemail bhamramblersenquiries@gmail.comto enquire about any late availability for the walk. ==================================================== If you later find that you are unable to join us it would be helpful if you let us know by sending an email to bhamramblersenquiries@gmail.com - this will be passed on to the walk leader and will prevent any delay to the start of the walk should the leader be waiting for you. Please note that some walks have a waiting list so tickets are NOT TRANSFERABLE; if you are unable to join us then please cancel your place to free it up for someone who may be on the waiting list rather than passing it to someone else. General Information This is one of several walks and activities offered by the Birmingham Ramblers. If you have found this page through a web search or other means and would like to find out more about the group then please visit the Birmingham Ramblers web site; new members are always welcome.

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