Wyre Ramblers, Rambling Club, Walking, Walks, Rambling, Fylde Coast, Lancashire, North West,

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CLICK HERE for TRACY GRAHAM'S PHOTO-PORTFOLIO

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What's New
For the latest information for Wyre Ramblers

Added to this site on Tuesday 20th May 2008

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"Tracy Graham's Photo-Portfolio"
Wyre Rambler's members can display their
photographs in their own "Photo-Portfolio"
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Added to this site on Friday 9th May 2008

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for PHOTO-WALK - GRASMERE FROM AMBLESIDE
"Fairfield Horseshoe"
took place on 17th February 2008
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Added to this site on Wednesday 19th February 2008

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for PHOTO-WALK - CLAPHAM CIRCULAR
"A Limestone Round"
took place on 6th January 2008

2010 ITINERARY
(These destinations may be subject to change)

Date	8.00am Start unless stated otherwise		Sunset	Photo-Walks
January 3	ARNSIDE (North Lancashire)		16.02
January 17	CONISTON via Ambleside (Lake District)		16.23
January 31	GRASMERE (Lake District)		16.49
Feb. 14	SEDBERGH (Howgill Fells)		17.17
Feb 28	KESWICK (Lake District)		17.45
March 14	WHALEY BRIDGE (Peak District)		18.11
March 28	LANGDALES(Lake District)		19.37
April 11	KIRKBY STEPHEN (Eden Valley)		20.03
April 25	GLENRIDDING via Kirkstone Pass (Lake District)		20.28
May 9	ILKLEY via Otley (North Yorkshire)		20.53
May 23	DOVEDALE (Peak District)		21.16
June 6	AMBLESIDE (Lake District)		21.33
June 20	HOUSESTEADS near Hexham (Hadrian's Wall)	7.30am	21.42
July 4	BUTTERMERE (Lake District)	7.30am	21.40
July 18	REETH (Yorkshire Dales)	7.30am	21.27
August 1	BORROWDALE via M6 (Lake District)	7.30am	21.06
August 15	LANGDALES (Lake District)		20.38
August 29	HAWES (Yorkshire Dales)		20.06
Sept. 12	GLENRIDDING via Pooley Bridge (Lake District)		19.33
	ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING at Fleetwood Cricket Club
Sept. 26	KESWICK via Lakes (Lake District)		18.58
Oct. 10	GRASMERE (Lake District)		18.25
Oct. 24	HEBDEN BRIDGE via Todmorden (Yorkshire)		17.53
Nov. 7	CONISTON via Torver (Lake District)		16.25
Nov. 21	GRASSINGTON (Yorkshire Dales)		16.04
Dec. 5	CATON (Lancashire) Christmas Meal		15.51
Dec. 19	BOWNESS (Lake District)		15.50

Sunset times based on Lat. 54:27N Lon. 2:54W

JOINING WYRE RAMBLERS
Would you like to join the Wyre Ramblers?

Tel: 01253 876676
please phone 9.00am to 9.00pm

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COACH PICKUP POINTS
7.45am - BISPHAM
7.50am - CLEVELEYS
8.00am - BROADWAY (Post Office), Fleetwood
8.10am - BROADWATERS, Fleetwood
8.20am - THORNTON VILLAGE CENTRE (Bus Stop), Thornton
8.30am - RIVER WYRE HOTEL (Bus Stop), Skippool

BOOKING A SEAT ON THE COACH
Fares (irrespective of distance)
Adults: £8.00
Children (under 16): £4.00
Seats may be booked for the next outing on the coach.
Fares will be collected on the way home.
Cancellations of seats must be made by the Tuesday preceding the trip, otherwise payment is due in full. Contact information is provided on your membership card. Please show some consideration for those people running the club and DO NOT PHONE OUTSIDE THE SPECIFIED TIMES SHOWN ON YOUR CARD.
Any seats that are booked and not occupied must be paid for in full at the earliest opportunity.

TRAVELLING WITH WYRE RAMBLERS
IMPORTANT NOTES:

If you join the coach en-route without prior booking, and the coach exceeds the legal maximum number of passengers, you will be asked to disembark at the River Wyre Hotel.

It would be appreciated if all walkers could return to the coach at the designated time to avoid delays on the return journey. The designated time of departure for return journeys will be made on the coach.

WALKING WITH WYRE RAMBLERS
SAFETY NOTES:

Strong, waterproof boots and waterproof clothing are essential. Remember, it is much colder on the tops, winter or summer, than in the valleys.

However good the weather may appear, bring a complete change of clothing to leave on the coach. Bring food for the day and try to include something hot in a flask; soup or coffee for example.

Map, compass, torch, whistle and first aid kit are carried by Group Leaders and are advised for individuals within each group.

Each party will appoint a leader and a back marker to avoid being split up, other members of the party should neither overtake nor fall behind.

If you get into difficulties, the International Distress Signal is six whistle blasts in quick succession followed by a one minute pause. The acknowledgement is three whistle blasts in quick succession, followed by a one minute pause. In each instance repeat until answered.