How many B's in Clackmannanshire? A Wee County circular walk:
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Rescheduled by popular demand!! A circular walk in the Clackmannanshire, “the Wee County”. To add some fun, we will be passing and spotting a number of interesting local sights, many beginning with B…. Bombs, Booze, and Birds, to name a few...... You can collect “B”onus points to any additional you spot on the day. As well as spotting B's, there are some great opportunities to view the history and local life in Clackmannanshire!
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Grade: C+
Length: 7.5 miles
Ascent: Not much
Pace: Medium
Dogs: Yes, on leads when necessary.
We start at the Pavilions area on the west side of Alloa, just off the A907 Stirling Road and across the railway bridge. The walk is over a mix of paths, paved walkways and quiet roads to complete a circular walk. It's a flat route around the the outskirts of Tullibody.
Loona welcomes well-behaved dogs on this walk. However, we will be passing fields and farms with livestock, so expect to use leads when conditions are appropriate or as requested by anyone on the walk.
Places are limited, so if you know you will be unable to make the walk, please be courteous and update your RSVP so others can attend.
There is a local cafe in Alloa who are happy to host us after the walk, please let me know if you want to attend and I'll share more details on the day!
Health & Safety on walks ...
Hillwalking, even at a low level, can pose a danger of personal injury. All participants should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions, involvement, and enjoyment.
Participants are also responsible for ensuring that their walking gear suits the nature of this C+ walk and the prevailing weather conditions (which participants are responsible for checking) and for bringing adequate food and water supplies.
By signing up for this walk, you confirm that you have fully read, understood, and accepted the foregoing and the following caveats: All participants join this walk of their own volition and are responsible for their own safety and enjoyment. No participant is owed any formal duty of care by the group or by the walk leader.