45+ Not grumpy!

This is a lovely walk Harold Wood to Rainham along The River Ingrebourne.

You will be walking along tarmac tracks and cycle paths, some country footpaths that can get muddy.

The walk is split into 2 parts, Harold Wood to Upminster Bridge {4 miles}
Upminster Bridge to Rainham {5 miles}

You can either do one of the parts or do both.

Part 1 we will meet in the Cafe Break { as above image} which is opposite
Harold Wood Station at 11 am for a hot drink.

After our hot drink we will walk to HR Cafe at Upminster Bridge for lunch {or you can bring your own}.

After lunch we will walk to Rainham and The Phoenix Pub for a well earned drink., with Rainham Station a few minutes walk away with trains to West Ham, Limehouse and Fenchurch Street Stations.

£ 7 meet up fee required {please have the right change}

It is advisable to wear adequate footwear and if it has been raining this walk will be amended to another date.

If you want any more info please ring or text Paul on 07530 675739 {this is not a smart phone.}

This a new walk, and is well worth doing, and is 6 miles approximately.

We will meet at 11 am, for a hot drink at the cafe in Clifton Nurseries near Warwick Avenue Undeground Station.

(This is a lovely Garden Centre and well worth visiting.}

After our hot drink at 11.30 am, we will walk along The Regents Canal and to The Ice Wharf for a latest lunch {or bring our own}.

With Camden Town Underground less than 10 minutes away.

For those that would like to walk further, we can walk to Kings Cross and have a drink in The Parcel Yard in the station.

£ 7 meetup fee required {please have the right change}.

You will OK to wear trainers on this walk as it a concrete towpath.

If you need any more info, please ring or text Paul on 07530 675739 {This is not a smart phone}

WATERLOO…….FULL OF SURPRISES
Brand new for 2025
A walk around Waterloo, how could that be interesting? I mean there’s the station obviously and a world famous theatre, then theres one of Londons great old markets and a unique cinema that was way ahead of its time.
Still not interested ? how about the few streets that have become a conservation area as well as the site of a piece of circus history

Well thats enough I’m giving away at the moment but rest assured theres so much history around Waterloo it will be a most unexpected and fascinating tour. For sure two hours plus and you will never get bored.

Lets not forget Abba’s first record on their road to super stardom
But heres some homework
Whose famous kiss made the clock in the station world famous ??