Sunday 11th January, 2004   CANNOCK CHASE   14 miles  7 hrs  Moderate/Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SK002154 (Click for map)   Park on the opposite side of the road to the Marquis Drive visitor centre, in a free car park, which may not be marked on some maps.
A long walk on the Chase, using less well-known and defined paths. Because of the route and the time of year, there is a high probability that we will see deer on this walk. Pub/café stop at halfway point and café at end of walk.
Walk leader: Neil 07986 589980

Saturday 17th January, 2004  ORANGE TREE, STOKE
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Sunday 18th January, 2004   DEEP HAYES   6 miles  4 hrs  Easy
Start Time: Midday    Grid Ref: SJ962534 (Click for map)   Take the A53 from Stoke to Leek. Turn right opposite the pub into Longsdon. Car park on right after dip in the road.
A gentle walk through open fields and pasture lands, taking in Stanley Pool and Cats Edge. An easy walk for all. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Paul 07967 985270

Sunday 25th January, 2004   HAYFIELD   12 miles  7 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SK036869 (Click for map)   Heading north to Hayfield from Whaley Bridge, turn left to the village, then immediately right into the car park.
Haven't we been to Hayfield before ? Yes, and everyone enjoyed it so we're going again. Hard walking over Kinder Scout, though guaranteed not as hot as before ! Lunch required.
Walk leader: Roland 01782 625462

Sunday 1st February, 2004   CLWYDIAN HILLS   10 miles  6 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SJ199627 (Click for map)   Park at Loggerheads Country Park (no, not near Market Drayton) off the A494 from Mold.
Join us on an away day in Wales. Far too far away to reccie, so take pot luck and follow the leader as he attempts to navigate to the Jubilee Tower atop Moel Famau. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Roland 01782 625462

Sunday 8th February, 2004   WISTASTON GREEN   7 miles  4 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 10:30 am    Grid Ref: SJ679547 (Click for map)   Head for Nantwich via the A500. After Nantwich turn right at roundabout down the A530 towards Middlewich. Turn second right by the Rising Sun public house down Wistaston Green Lane for about half a mile to a car park in the dip before the bridge turn right. Bring food but could find food in Nantwich.
The walk involves walking to Nantwich and back via the old footpaths linking Nantwich with Monks Coppenhall across pleasant meadows with views of the mid Cheshire Ridge. The walk is through the Big Cow Country of Cheshire.
Walk leader: Rob 07625 519429 (pager)

Sunday 15th February, 2004   FROGGAT EDGE   12 miles  7 hrs  Moderate/Hard
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SK281721 (Click for map)   Meet at car park opposite the Robin Hood pub off the A619 Baslow to Chesterfield road.
Route is along Frogatt Edge and Baslow Edge returning via moorland. Pub stop en route.
Walk leader: Susie 01785 253071

Tuesday 17th February, 2004  PROGRAMME PLANNING
Start Time: 7:30 pm
Programme Planning meeting. This is open to all members. We need your input to know which walks and events you want to see on the next programme. Details of the venue nearer the time.
Organiser: Phil 07968 313014

Sunday 22nd February, 2004   WILDBOARCLOUGH   8 miles  5 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:30 am    Grid Ref: SJ982686 (Click for map)   On the A54 from Congleton turn left shortly after the Wild Boar Inn. Park on the Crag Inn car park in Wildboarclough
We shall have a short steep climb over Shutlingsloe, drop down into the Macclesfield Forest and pass the Trentabank and Ridgate reservoirs. We then continue on a short part of the Gritstone Trail and head back via Oakenclough. Packed lunch advisable. Pub stop en route.
Walk leader: Sarah 07870 670530

Saturday 28th February, 2004  ZEST, HANLEY
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Sunday 29th February, 2004   MANIFOLD VALLEY   7 miles  4 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SK108552 (Click for map)   Park in the public car park in Wetton
A walk across undulating fields eventually climbing to an expansive viewpoint overlooking the Manifold Valley. We then descend into the valley and walk along the Manifold track; a disused railway that keeps by the winding river. On the return to Wetton we will visit Thor’s Cave where evidence of a prehistoric occupation has been unearthed. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Steve & Anita 01889 883784 (On the day 07974 748928)

Sunday 7th March, 2004   LADYBOWER   15 miles  8 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SK196865 (Click for map)   Park in lay-by of A57 Snake Pass road, just east of the reservoir bridge.
The tone is set with a climb up to Whinstone Lee Tor and up to Derwent Edge. It may be cold up there, so bring some warm, waterproof clothing. The view will be worth it, as there are excellent views of Derbyshire and Yorkshire, we also overlook the Howden/Derwentwater reservoir system, where the Dambusters practiced their skills. We carry on the ridge via Back Tor, Flint Hill, Hurkling Edge, down to the smaller Agden and Dale Dike reservoirs, before coming back to Ladybower. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Roland 01782 625462

Sunday 14th March, 2004   IPSTONES EDGE   12 miles  7 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SK053447 (Click for map)   Take the A522 on Stoke to Cheadle Road. Turn left onto B5417 Oakamoor Road. Remain on road until Oakamoor. Car park is off lane on your left, past the Admiral's Table.
A chance to explore the varied countryside of Staffordshire in one fell swoop. Starting in the pleasant village of Oakamoor, we follow the Staffordshire Way to Kingsley. Then we turn off up to Ipstones and thence to Ipstones Edge itself. We return via Foxt and Whiston through the “Lord Of The Rings(ish)” Star Wood. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Vanessa 07968 313014

Sunday 21st March, 2004   YOULGREAVE AND LATHKILL DALE   9 miles  5 hrs  Easy/Moderate
Start Time: 10:30 am    Grid Ref: SK157665 (Click for map)   Follow B5055 and park on the roadside at the bottom of the hill going out of Monyash towards Bakewell.
A walk through some of the dales of the White Peak, taking in Monyash, Lathkill Dale and part of the Limestone Way. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Tina 07773 533263

Friday 26th March, 2004    CONWY   2 nights    Moderate/Hard
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Saturday 3rd April, 2004  MARGARITA'S, STAFFORD
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Sunday 4th April, 2004   THE ROACHES   7 miles  4 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SK004621 (Click for map)   A53 North Of Leek, left turn To Upper Hulme. Roadside parking area at the Roaches about a mile past Upper Hulme.
A great opportunity to take on the challenge of reaching the triangulation pillar, on a short walk, that marks the summit of the Roaches with magnificent views across the lowlands of Staffordshire and Cheshire. This walk will be taken at a gentle pace to suit those new to hill walking. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Steve & Anita 01889 883784 (On the day 07974 748928)

Sunday 18th April, 2004   THREE MINI PEAKS CHALLENGE   15 miles  8 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SK088649 (Click for map)   Take the A523 from Leek to Ashbourne Road. Turn left onto B5053 Onecote Road. Remain on road until Longnor. Car park is in village square on your right. Alternatively, parking may be found on side of road a little before entering the village in this direction.
The other three peaks challenge. Our happy throng will assemble in the rather picturesque village of Longnor and wend it’s way north to Chrome Hill. From there we march south-east to High Weildon and finally onto Sheen Hill, before walking through the more sedate meadows back to Longnor. A good pace will be required for this walk but the rewarding views will be worth the effort. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Phil 07968 313014

Saturday 24th April, 2004  THAI WELCOME, STONE
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Sunday 25th April, 2004   ILAM ROCK AND DOVEDALE   8 miles  5 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:30 am    Grid Ref: SK135508 (Click for map)   Park at Ilam, 1 mile east of Dovedale, either on the road before Ilam Hall or in the National Trust car park (fee)
A pleasant walk starting along the Manifold Valley, then climbing out of the valley before dropping down into Dovedale, past the stepping stones and Lovers' Leap before returning to Ilam. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Susie 01785 253071

Sunday 9th May, 2004   MACCLESFIELD FOREST   12 miles  7 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SJ973679 (Click for map)   Take the A54 from Congleton to Buxton road. Approx 9 miles on from Congleton, turn left and then right after ½ mile. Car par located 200 yds further on.
A hard walk in spring weather up the “Matterhorn of the Peaks”. Let’s hope for some good clear weather to enjoy the views from the top. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Phil 07968 313014

Saturday 15th May, 2004  CHEESE AND WINE
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Sunday 16th May, 2004   BAKEWELL   9 miles  5 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SK230679 (Click for map)   Park on the roadside towards the top of Coombs Road near the Old Station Car Park. Meet outside the old station.
A walk including stretches of riverside woodland and meadows passing two great house; Chatsworth and Haddon finishing the walk in Bakewell of tart fame. An opportunity to pop into the baker's for a taste of the Real McCoy and have a few drinks at the pub. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Steve & Anita 01889 883784 (On the day 07974 748928)

Friday 21st May, 2004    FOREST OF BOWLAND   2 nights    Moderate
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Saturday 29th May, 2004   CARNEDD LLEWELLYN   13 miles  7 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 08:00 am from Stoke    Grid Ref: SH733662 (Click for map)   Take the B5106 south from Conwy. Turn right at Tal-y-Bont up narrow and steep road to Cwm Eigiau. Park at the end of the road.
A long day away from our usual Peak District destinations. Carnedd Llewellyn via Pen Llithrig Y Wrach and Pen Y Helgi Du. If there’s time, we’ll finish the day in the chippy in Conwy. Be sure to tell the organiser in advance if you are coming on this walk. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Phil 07968 313014

Sunday 6th June, 2004   WINSTER   10 miles  6 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SK239603 (Click for map)   Take the A515 from Ashbourne to Newhaven. Turn right on to the A5012. Go through Pikehall then take first left. Keep straight on, then turn right opposite a pub and descend in to Winster.
We walk into the lovely village of Winster and through some woodland before heading on to Stanton Moor, famous for the Bronze Age Nine Ladies stone circle and burial chambers. Alport soon comes in to view and we walk along the River Bradford before picking up the field path towards Elton. We finish on the Limestone Way back to Winster. A few ups and downs but nothing too steep. Pub at end of the walk. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Paul 07967 985270

Saturday 12th June, 2004  BARBECUE
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Sunday 13th June, 2004   FIVE DALES WALK   9 miles  5 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SK151755 (Click for map)   A6 from Bakewell towards Buxton taking the B6049 to Tideswell. Drive into the centre of Tideswell and park in the Cherry Tree Square car park or surrounding roads.
A walk featuring the five dales of Tansley, Cressbrook, Water-cum-Jolly, Miller’s and Tideswell. Each one is distinctive and attractive. A fairly flat walk with the occasional climb. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Steve & Anita 01889 883784 (On the day 07974 748928)

Sunday 20th June, 2004   HOWDEN MOOR   18 miles  9 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SK173893 (Click for map)   Take the A6 from Buxton to past Dove Holes, take a right onto A623 Hathersage Road. Remain on road until reaching B6049. Turn left towards Bradwell. Follow road until reaching junction with A625. Turn right and carry on until A6013. Turn left here and follow up through Bamford. Carry on and turn left over the Ladybower reservoir causeway. Go over this and then turn right on reservoir west road up to car park.
A hard walk through the striking moors of the northern Peak District. We climb two or three hills – notably Margery Hill and the high ground of Howden Moors themselves. Vistas of the three reservoirs chain should be our reward for all the sweat. And hopefully we’ll see a hare or two. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Phil 07968 313014

Sunday 27th June, 2004   THE ROACHES   11 miles  6 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SK003621 (Click for map)   Meet in lay-by (turn off the A53 north of Leek and go through Upper Hulme).
Walk takes us across farmland to Danebridge along the Dane Valley and over the Roaches. Varied walk with good views if those clouds hold off. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Susie 01785 253071

Wednesday 7th July, 2004  SKIING
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Sunday 11th July, 2004   CHURCH STRETTON   14 miles  8 hrs  Moderate/Hard
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SO454935 . As you enter Church Stretton on the A49, turn right at the first set of traffic lights and head into the town centre. Turn left at the next T-junction, then left at the mini roundabout to park in the supermarket car park. Please park in the far left car park near the toilets. A walk starting at Church Stretton normally means a walk on the Long Mynd. However we will be generally ignoring it, and quite probably sniggering behind its back, as we take a walk round and over the range of hills opposite which include Caer Caradoc, Hope Bowder, Hazler and Ragleth. Our halfway stop will be at the pub in Wall under Haywood. This route contains a lot of climbing and descending; some of the climbs are quite long and steep.
Walk leader: Neil 07986 589980	Area Map    Start Point Map

Sunday 18th July, 2004  GO APE!
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Friday 23rd July, 2004  HARECASTLE FARM
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Sunday 25th July, 2004   HARTINGTON AND WOLFSCOTE DALE   9 miles  5 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:30 am    Grid Ref: SK128604. Start in Hartington. Roadside parking in village centre. A pleasant walk from Hartington village down Wolfscote Dale returning via the Tissington Trail. Fairly easy walking with one short steep climb. Pubs and tea rooms at the end of the walk. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Susie 01785 253071	Area Map    Start Point Map

Friday 13th August, 2004    WASTWATER   2 nights    Hard
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Tuesday 17th August, 2004  PROGRAMME PLANNING Start Time: 7:30 pm Join us for an evening of deliberation and debate as we try to satisfy all of the people all of the time. Come along with lots of ideas, or just come for the beer. The meeting will be held in the White Lion, Bridge Street, Uttoxeter.
Organiser: Phil 07968 313014	Area Map

Friday 20th August, 2004  RED LION, RUGELEY
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Sunday 22nd August, 2004   BARLASTON   7 miles  3 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SJ895384. Turn off A34 between Stone and Tittensor, signposted Wedgwood . Park in car park opposite the war memorial in Barlaston village green. After climbing gently to the moorland ridge of Downs Banks we then descend to the tow path of a canal before finally walking through fine parkland between the Wedgwood factory and the village of Barlaston. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Stephen & Anita 01889 883784 (On day of walk 07974 748928)	Area Map    Start Point Map

Sunday 29th August, 2004   MILLSTONE EDGE   14 miles  8 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SK251787. Head North on A6 through Matlock. Turn right at Rowsley before bridge onto the B6012. Turn left at Baslow (A623), then right at Calver. Look for road sign B6001 on left. Follow this until you reach Grindleford Station on left approx. 2.5 miles. This walk takes us over exposed moorland with views opening up around us. We shall walk over Houndkirk Moor, Rud Hill, past Redmires Reservoir, Stonedge Edge, Owler Tor and Millstone Edge before descending through the woods and back to the car park. Please bring adequate clothing as the weather can change. There is a cafe at the end of the walk for refreshments. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Paul 07967 985270	Area Map    Start Point Map

Friday 3rd September, 2004    YORKSHIRE THREE PEAKS   2 nights    Hard
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Friday 10th September, 2004    BIG EVENT   2 nights   
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Sunday 12th September, 2004   UPPER CERIOG VALLEY - JOINT WALK WITH STOKE & NEWCASTLE GROUP   13 miles  7 hrs  Moderate/Hard
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SJ283210. From Oswestry, follow B4580 West to LLansilin. Parking is on right about 5 miles out on this road. A chance to explore the verdant pastures and stirring hills of the Welsh Marcher lands. The ancient battles of King Offa will ring with the clash of intricately designed shields against mightily forged iron swords in our minds, as we trek through the Upper Ceriog Trail to Rhwlas. Then we march onwards, our banners proudly unfurled as we enter Llanarmom for a lunch of finely roasted venison, rye bread and mead. Then we return, refreshed and ready for the challenges of the afternoon via Moelfre, and thence back to the welcoming Saxon-lands of Shropshire. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Brian & Phil 01782 335170 07968 313014	Area Map    Start Point Map

Saturday 18th September, 2004  ALTON TOWERS
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Sunday 19th September, 2004   BIRCHOVER   9 miles  5 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:30 am    Grid Ref: SK237622. Park at Red Lion pub in Birchover. Starting off at Birchover we walk across Stanton Moor, past the Nine Ladies Standing Circle. The walk includes some fine sections passing riverside, and pleasant sections via fields, lanes and semi woodland. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Mark 07966 382270	Area Map    Start Point Map

Saturday 25th September, 2004  AZURRI, NEWCASTLE
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Sunday 26th September, 2004   ROACHES AND GUN HILL   10 miles  6 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SK004622. Take the A53, north of Leek towards Buxton. Turn left at Upper Hulme. Follow this until you reach the Roaches. Use layby on right. This walk takes us over the Roaches, through gentle pasture land to Turners Pool where a steady climb is needed to reach the trig point of Gun Hill, mainly used by UFO enthusiasts? We head back over the Staffordshire Moorlands and back to the car. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Paul 07967 985270	Area Map    Start Point Map

Friday 1st October, 2004    COTSWOLDS   2 nights    Easy/Moderate
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Friday 15th October, 2004  CURRY NIGHT, STOKE
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Friday 15th October, 2004  CURRY NIGHT, STOKE
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Sunday 17th October, 2004   DIMMINGSDALE   7 miles  4 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SK063433. Go through Alton Village towards Alton Towers. At bottom of hill, turn left and then bear right along river Churnet. Park at the Ramblers’ Retreat A pleasant stroll through the colourful woodlands of Dimmingsdale, taking in the tree in chains (if the branches fall the monarchy crumbles or something like that – bring a saw), and King Ina’s rock (noted Saxon king who had a bit of a to-do with rival King Penda). Probably time for a cuppa at the well-appointed Ramblers’ Retreat Café. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Vanessa 07968 313014	Area Map    Start Point Map

Thursday 21st October, 2004  AGM Start Time: 8:00 pm This is your chance to have your say in the running of the group - and maybe even stand for the committee ! Venue announced nearer the time.
Organiser: Phil 07968 313014	Area Map

Sunday 24th October, 2004   AXE EDGE AND CHROME HILL   13 miles  8 hrs  Hard
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SJ998662. Take the A53 Leek to Buxton road.Turn left onto minor road signposted to Gradbach just before the large pub on the right.At first junction turn right, then fork left, and go left at next two junctions. Car park is down the road to the Youth Hostel. From Gradbach we follow the Dane Valley Way to Three Shires Head then head east to Axe Edge.From there we walk above the infant River Dove until we make for the narrow (for the Peak District!) ridge of Chrome Hill. Return is via Hollinsclough Moor and then westwards through fields back to the car park. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Neil T. 07780 686773	Area Map    Start Point Map

Sunday 31st October, 2004   GOYT VALLEY & SHINING TOR   10 miles  5 hrs  Moderate
Start Time: 10:00 am    Grid Ref: SJ994768. From A54 turn left onto A537 towards Macclesfield. Turn right onto road labelled 'Hooleyhey Lane' on map. Park at Pym Chair car park located off to the left before road becomes labelled as 'The Street'(which heads down to Errwood Reservoir) We begin by walking across a long ridge with goods views all round to Shining Tor before a descent down towards the Errwood and Fernilee Reservoirs. We then begin our ascent up to Windgather Rocks where rock climbers can often be seen, before a final easy stroll back to the car park. Note that the clocks go back this weekend Lunch required.
Walk leader: Stephen & Anita 01889 883784 (On day of walk 07974 748928)	Area Map    Start Point Map

Friday 19th November, 2004  PASTA DI PIAZZA, STONE
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Sunday 21st November, 2004   HOLLINGTON   8 miles  5 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SK036398. At Winnothdale. Follow A522 from Stoke towards Uttoxeter. At Lower Tean, turn left at eastern end of village, on a sharp hairpin junction, almost doubling back on oneself. Follow road, right round a sharp bend and then left, around another sharp bend. Turn right at next junction and go up the bank to the junction for Hollington. Park here. A ramble through Staffordshire’s stone quarrying past and stone-masoning present. Great Gate provided the famous (though mis-named) Hollington rock from which the new Coventry Cathedral was built (new insofar as not 800 years old like all the others in Britain). If time permits, a pub stop will occur either at the Old Star or the Raddle. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Phil 07968 313014	Area Map    Start Point Map

Saturday 27th November, 2004   DEEPDALE   13 miles  7 hrs
Start Time: 9:30 am    Grid Ref: SK149667. On road leading up from Parsley Hay into Monyash village. From Ashbourne, follow A515 North towards Buxton. After straight run of road past the Jug and Glass, bear right opposite the Parsley Hay High Peak Trail Station. Follow the road up the bank and then down into Monyash. Our walk for your delectation today takes us through the pleasant dales west of Bakewell, including the famous Monsal Head with its disused viaduct (ie no trains use it anymore – blast that Dr Beaching). We will call at the Cotswoldish village of Ashford with its pretty River Wye (not) and Bakewell for a pint of something. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Phil 07968 313014	Area Map    Start Point Map

Sunday 28th November, 2004  STAFFORDSHIRE AREA AGM Start Time: 2:00 pm The Area AGM for all the Staffordshire Ramblers' groups will be held near Leek this year. More details nearer the time.
Organiser: Phil 07968 313014	Area Map

Saturday 11th December, 2004  STAFFORD NIGHT OUT
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Sunday 12th December, 2004   OULTON, STONE   6 miles  4 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SJ902365. Turning off A34 dual carriageway north of Stone immediately near A34/A51 junction. Take first right over the canal and railway, cross the ford and car park is down a track on the left. The route follows the National Trust property of Downs Bank and carries on to the Wedgewood factory grounds. We then join the canal for a relaxing stroll back into Stone before returning to the car park via Oulton. Lunch required.
Walk leader: Roland 01782 625462 (07986 084035 on the day)	Area Map    Start Point Map

Sunday 19th December, 2004   CHRISTMAS MEAL AND OBLIGATORY PRE-GRUB WALK   5 miles  2 hrs  Easy
Start Time: 11:00 am    Grid Ref: SJ951583. Follow A53 out from Stoke towards Leek. Approximately two miles out from Endon, hang a left, signposted towards Rudyard (it is a very narrow lane and difficult for two cars to pass so keep your foot off the gas). Upon reaching Rudyard village, go over the mini-roundabout and follow straight on, bearing right after about 100 yards into the Rudyard hotel car park. Another chance to stuff yourself silly whilst someone else waits on you hand and foot and caters to your every whim. The Rudyard Hotel has a good reputation for haute cuisine and a sumptuous repast is once again expected. Prices will be approximately £15/head. Menus will be available nearer the event. Please confirm your attendance by 31st October. (You will, of course, want to justify the gluttony by going on the pre-ramble of about 5 miles (really, this time) which will meander its way around the lake. )
Walk leader: Vanessa (Mainly) & Phil (In advisory role) 07968 313 014	Area Map    Start Point Map

Wednesday 29th December, 2004    NEW YEAR IN HAWORTH   3 nights    Moderate
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