Marnhull Ramblers & Short Walkers
Marnhull Ramblers & Short Walkers organise regular events to help promote good health whilst enjoying the natural beauty right on your door step.
Dogs are welcome BUT must be kept under close control in accordance with the Countryside Code.
If your circumstances have changed (for example moved away from the village) and you are no longer able to join these rambles and walks, we can update the database accordingly. This is used to give advanced notice to regular participants.
Ros Eveleigh keeps Marnhull village website up to date so it can be used for reference at any time.
Non-urgent advice: Our Next Walk
Time: Meet from 10.30 am ready to leave by 11am
Where: Meet at The Bird in Hand, Ash Walk, Henstridge BA8 0QD – On the left as your drive into Henstridge from the A30 – Traffic lights at Virginia Ash.
Parking: Very little parking available in pub car park or road parking. So please Car share.
Meal: Order on the day from 10.30 BUT Please let the Leader, John, know that you are coming by 7pm on Tuesday 10th September at the latest, also – please note that payment is by CASH only .
Walk: About 3 miles – mainly level and off road, with not obstructions, pleasant but nothing spectacular!
Leader: John Dowsett
Tel: 01258 821534
Email: [email protected]
Dogs: A town walk not suitable for dogs
Non-urgent advice: Our Next Ramble
When: Thursday 26th September
Time: 10am start from South Beach NT Car Park Studland BH19 3AU
Where: Studland, Godlingstone Health and Ballard Down about 6.5 miles
Meal: Bring your own picnic with something to sit on.
Trail: Steep ascent up Ballard Down – with a couple of other climbs during the day – to give stunning views over Poole Harbour and Swanage Bay.
Dogs: Welcome but under close on control/on leads.
Leader: Jo Loukes
Tel: 07775896388
NB. If very sunny and hot, for your safety, please make sure you carry plenty of water, wear a hat and use sun screen.
INDEMNITY
This is a reminder to all who join us for either a Walk or a Ramble, that you do so at your own risk.
The Marnhull Ramblers is an informal group that is not affiliated to any formal organisation nor does it carry insurance.
While the leaders prepare a ’safe’ trail they are not First Aiders, nor responsible for any accident or damage that a may occur while out and about.
So, you are asked to ensure that you are fit enough too complete the distance, cope with the cross-country terrain and the pace of a ramble.
For safety – please carry with you a phone number for a person who can be called in case of an emergency. Thank you .
Protect the environment
- take your litter home – leave no trace of your visit
- always keep dogs under control and in sight
- dog poo – bag it and bin it – any public waste bin will do
- care for nature – do not cause damage or disturbance