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Langlands starting point for walk



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Langlands Garden Centre at Shiptonthorpe is the starting point for a short walk on Saturday.
The route is only five miles and starting at 1pm should finish at about 4pm. This will leave plenty of time for chat over tea, and perhaps a well deserved cake, in the garden centre's café.

Listed below are the dates, starting point, map referenc
e, starting time and distance for all the free, circular guided walks in this area for the week beginning Thursday May 22. This also includes evening walks.

If you would like to join any of them just turn up at the starting point wearing stout shoes, with some weatherproof clothing, a drink and, if the walk is more than about five miles, a packed lunch. Then, whether you are an RA member or not, you will be made very welcome.

Thursday May 22:

Seaton Ross, Black Horse
pub (SE 782 408)
Saturday May 24:
North Howden Station
(SE 752 304) 10.30am eight miles
Shiptonthorpe, Langlands Garden
Centre (SE8 53 428) 1pm five miles
Sunday May 25:
Brantingham Dale lay-by
(SE 947 309) 10am 11 miles
Pickering roundabout (SE799 838)
10am 10 miles
Hawnby village (SE544 898) 10am
12 miles
Tuesday May 27:
Beverley Beck, Lock Gates
(TA 056 394) 7pm five miles
Wednesday May 28:
Millington Wood (SE 838 530)
10am eight miles
Lockton cemetery (SE 848 899)
10.30am 10 miles
Wigginton, York (B1363/Mill Lane)
(SE 590 585) 10.30am seven miles.

The Ramblers' Association also organises a series of linear walks using public transport and some walks where there is a stop for a pub lunch. If you would like any further information on any of these please, visit the website www.eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk



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