Any walkers out there?

Geoff · 11-03-2006, 03:20 PM

I'd like to go walking at the weekends. Are there any Forum members that can recommend any groups eg warwickshire Ramblers?

GetFitMike · 21-03-2006, 05:23 PM

I see that there have not been any responses as of yet. I hope this does not prevent you from going out on some walks on your own.

I have thought about this a little because I cannot think of how you could just meet people out in the parks and talking to them about walking. Some people might not like being approched and who wants to deal with that.

Try networking with your friends is what I would do. Or even look up some of the running clubs. They might have a walking part of their association.

Bubblychick · 14-04-2006, 11:54 AM

Hi Geoff

Im a member of many social and outdoor groups locally.

So, here are the contact details:-

Nuneaton Rambling Group

Contact: 024 76314759 (Secretary)

They have a website too - www.nuneaton-rambling.org.uk

Usually walk Wed, Sat and Sunday.

Coventry Outdoor Group

Website: www.coventryoutdoorgroup.co.uk

You can make contact via the site or email me your email add and
I can pass it on.

Nuneaton Challenge Walkers

A very new Nuneaton Group

Again,I can pass on your email to the organiser.

Or, if you like lots of other social events/adventure/outdoors
a brilliant group is Spice, nearest group is Birmingham.
All ages, all activities - fantastic group to be in (not just outdoors).
Website: www.spicebham.com
or let me know your address and I can get an no obligation brochure sent to you.

Hope this helps.

Let me know how you get on.

Bubblychick

**Shizara** · 01-05-2006, 08:31 AM

Hmm... weekend walkabouts. I have to work most weekends, currently I have a 22 week roster and 5 weekends off, but, a sense of humour and I can create my very own onboard obstacle course with the added handicap factor of a moving train. Walking down the aisles, negotiating and stepping over bags, legs, feet, little children, empty bottles rolling around, people walking towards you carrying buffet bags of munchies/drink, babies for nappy changing etc. All in a day's work, and always the obstacles present themselves in a different order which adds variety and interest to the day.

11-03-2006, 03:20 PM	#1 (permalink)
Geoff New Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 13	Any walkers out there? I'd like to go walking at the weekends. Are there any Forum members that can recommend any groups eg warwickshire Ramblers?

21-03-2006, 05:23 PM	#2 (permalink)
GetFitMike New Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Posts: 3	I see that there have not been any responses as of yet. I hope this does not prevent you from going out on some walks on your own. I have thought about this a little because I cannot think of how you could just meet people out in the parks and talking to them about walking. Some people might not like being approched and who wants to deal with that. Try networking with your friends is what I would do. Or even look up some of the running clubs. They might have a walking part of their association. __________________ Tired of people at you? Then hit the gym!

14-04-2006, 11:54 AM	#3 (permalink)
Bubblychick Your friendly social contact Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 35	Rambling/Outdoor Groups/Social Hi Geoff Im a member of many social and outdoor groups locally. So, here are the contact details:- Nuneaton Rambling Group Contact: 024 76314759 (Secretary) They have a website too - www.nuneaton-rambling.org.uk Usually walk Wed, Sat and Sunday. Coventry Outdoor Group Website: www.coventryoutdoorgroup.co.uk You can make contact via the site or email me your email add and I can pass it on. Nuneaton Challenge Walkers A very new Nuneaton Group Again,I can pass on your email to the organiser. Or, if you like lots of other social events/adventure/outdoors a brilliant group is Spice, nearest group is Birmingham. All ages, all activities - fantastic group to be in (not just outdoors). Website: www.spicebham.com or let me know your address and I can get an no obligation brochure sent to you. Hope this helps. Let me know how you get on. Bubblychick

01-05-2006, 08:31 AM	#4 (permalink)
Shizara Super Moderator Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Nuneaton Posts: 1,161	Hmm... weekend walkabouts. I have to work most weekends, currently I have a 22 week roster and 5 weekends off, but, a sense of humour and I can create my very own onboard obstacle course with the added handicap factor of a moving train. Walking down the aisles, negotiating and stepping over bags, legs, feet, little children, empty bottles rolling around, people walking towards you carrying buffet bags of munchies/drink, babies for nappy changing etc. All in a day's work, and always the obstacles present themselves in a different order which adds variety and interest to the day. __________________ Cool

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