Sue Sinton Smith
If like me you were planning to join the NDW finale tomorrow and have been disappointed to see it rained off, then please do join me on what will hopefully be a much drier alternative.
Meet 11am at Tottenham Hale train station, we'll simply head north along the River Lea/Navigation until we get to Waltham Cross. For those of you not in the immediate area, I would advise travelling to Tottenham Hale via Victoria line or train from Stratford rather than Liverpool Street on this occasion.
Meet 11am at Tottenham Hale between the Victoria Line exit and bus station. Although there are refreshment options along the route, I have not had a chance to check out the timings of these so I would bring at packed lunch or substantial snacks with you in case of need. There is a late stop in Waltham Abbey at 9 miles which can also serve as a drop out point to jump on the bus to Waltham Cross or alternative station.
The trains go back from Waltham Cross to Tottenham Hale take 20 minutes and depart at x10 and x40 hours past the hour.
It is a flat walk and mostly along tow path and pavement so trainers are ok.
The biggest risk on this walk are other towpath users, especially cyclists. We will also have a couple of road crossings to do as well.
Hope to see some of you tomorrow.
Georgina
Meet at Knockholt station, served by trains, from London Bridge. Buy a single ticket as the return is by bus to Hays or Bromley. Trains from London bridge 9.53 arrive 10.40approx
Tony 0781818 7773
Hazel
Partway through the walk we stop for a late lunch/afternoon tea/coffee or whatever at a cafe/eatery. The walk will include:
Charming Mews Houses
Victorian Cabman's shelter
Squares, parks and gardens
Coal hole covers
Views of South London
Historic Sewer outflows
Thames Path
Dolphin Square
Homes of spies and Safe House
See email sent on 12th October to book a place and meeting details.
Meet from 1.30pm in Great Court cafe for 2o'c start.
We'll go for a cuppa afterwards.
Hazel
Chair.clog@membermojo.co.uk
Secretary.clog@membermojo.co.uk
Further details nearer the time.
Sue Sinton Smith (Social Team)
The disco is put on by the Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet team and is always good fun.
The tickets are £20 plus a £2 booking fee so cost £22 in total. Book early to avoid disappointment.
The Stanley Arts centre venue is acessible by public transport with mainline trains from London Bridge and the overground service the Windrush line from Highbury and Islington all calling at Norwood Junction station which is a seven-minute walk away.
Please bring your own drinks - either alcoholic or soft - you can buy these in shops near Holborn tube.
The party is for CLOG members only.
Suzie