
Three short family walks took place during August. Pictures kindly provided by Anne Pullinger.
Champagne walks, celebrating the Ramblers 75th birthday
The first was on the sunny 7th July when Peter led us around Churt for 3 miles and we enjoyed champagne or Bucks Fizz in the luxury of his garden. The second was on the damp and windy St Swithun's Day, 15th July around Pitch Hill and we needed the fizz after climbing a steep ravine at Jelleys Hollow.
These pictures were taken on the annual coach ramble on Sunday 18th July, 2010 which this year went to Brighton. Pictures kindly provided by Liz Witham, Mike Desborough and Tim Devis.
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This picture was taken in Crondall on Wednesday 12th May, 2010 to give to David Billett who has had to step down as a walk leader through ill health. He will be presented with this picture framed next week, in thanks for all his work over the years. Picture kindly provided by David Fisher.
The St Swithun's Way walk, which Dudley Elsmore led over 3 days in early September (4th, 5th & 6th), 2009. Pictures kindly provided by Dudley Elsmore and Elaine Turnbull.
This annual coach ramble took place on Sunday 19th July, 2009 - this year's destination being Canterbury. A choice of walks - 10, 7 or 4 miles in length was on offer or the option of spending in the day in the city.
Walkers on the Get Walking Day, Saturday 30th May 2009
The Annual Lunch and walk took place on Saturday 16th May 2009 at The Rose and Crown, Upper Farringdon. Pictures kindly provided by Andy Nelson.
The Christmas lunch took place on Wednesday 17th December 2008 at The Wellington Arms, Folly Hill, Farnham. A great meal with lots to eat was enjoyed by 37 following a morning walk which 30 turned out for. Pictures kindly provided by David Fisher
Thirty intrepid ramblers from Farnham, other groups and friends descended on London in rather inclement weather on our Saturday special ramble on 8th November which took in the 'Walk for Diana' and the Lord Mayor's Procession, pictures of which have been kindly provided by Nick Houston
Our Saturday special ramble on 11th October took us to West Wycombe which took in Hughenden Manor among points of interest. Pictures kindly provided by Ann Nelson
The Green Sand Way underpass of the A3 at Thursley was opened by the Highways Agency on Friday 10th October at Noon. To mark the occasion the Highways Agency invited ramblers, horseriders, cyclists and local people to a short ceremony at the underpass. The photos showing our members attending kindly provided by Maz Viveash and John Plympton
This walk billed as the 'Sunday Challenge' was some 13 miles long, visiting three hills and six pubs. The photos are the evidence that we completed it! Pictures kindly provided by Tim Devis
The third Real Ale Special Walk took place on Saturday 16th August 2008. The 7 mile linear walk started at Aldershot, calling at 7 pubs along the way back to Farnham. Pictures kindly provided by Maz Viveash
The Annual Coach Ramble to Swanage and Corfe Castle took place on Sunday 13th July. Pictures kindly provided by Sheila Adams, Maz Viveash and Mike Desborough
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4 kissing gates were installed by the maintenance team at Hollowdene, Frensham in 2008, replacing old stiles. Pictures kindly provided by Sheila Adams and Mary Stuart-Jones
The Annual Lunch held at The Lobster Pot in Upper Hale followed a walk on Saturday 17th May. Pictures kindly provided by Maz Viveash and Sheila Adams
On Saturday 19th April the group enjoyed a special Walker Miles ramble to the top of Leith Hill. Pictures kindly provided by the leader Margaret Houston
On Saturday 9th February the group had a special walk in London to view the developing new Olympic Game sites in London. Pictures kindly provided by the leader Margaret Houston
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We had 8 rambles in the Festival of Winter Walks 2007/2008 programme. Pictures kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams.
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The Christmas lunch was held at The Cedars in Binsted on 20th December. Pictures kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams.
A skittles evening took place at The Jolly Farmer in Blacknest on 14th September, 2007. Picture kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams.
The team meets for the maintenance day in Farnham Park. Picture kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams.
The second Real Ale Special Walk took place on Saturday 4th August, 2007. The 8 mile circular ramble started in Alton going via Upper and Lower Farringdon and Chawton. Finding some welcome rest (and support) at the French Horn provided a photo opportunity. Picture kindly provided by Mike Desborough.
In July, 52 members of the group had their annual coach ramble in the fields and hills to the west of Marlborough. Pictures kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams and Mike Desborough.
The group held their annual spring lunch at The George and Lobster in Crookham Village. Pictures kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams.
A Real Ale Special Walk took place on Saturday 3rd February, 2007. The 7 mile ramble starting from Farnham Station and calling at 6 pubs! was organised by Mike Desborough and Paul Viveash. This port of call at The Shepherd and Flock provided a photo opportunity. Pictures kindly provided by David Ross.
The Festival of Winter Walks, 2006/07 was a popular event for the group with 174 people coming out on the eight walks, plus 7 dogs. Quite a record! Pictures kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams
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During Welcome to Walking Week 2006, the group led nine walks ranging from 3-12 miles. Pictures kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams.
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The following picture was taken on the Farnham Ramblers' first Saturday Special Walk on 5th August, 2006 - kindly provided by Mike Desborough.
Farnham Ramblers at Isambard Kingdom Brunel's grave in Kensal Green Cemetery. Taken at the end of a 12 mile 'Saturday Special' walk along the Brunel Way from Hanwell to Kensal Green, led by Mike and Gaynor.
The following pictures from our July 2006 coach ramble along The Thames Path have been kindly provided by our Publicity Officer, Sheila Adams.
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Last updated: 05/09/2010