7 May 10, 11.02AM
Brian Jones: Canes Venatici
Although only tiny, the constellation Canes Venatici is notable in that it plays host to the celestial showpiece M3…
Tags: astronomy, night-walking
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6 May 10, 10.28AM
Walking Class Hero: Walking to work
Last week (26-30 April 2010) was Walk to Work Week…So if I haven’t got any work to walk to does this make this an ironic act?
Tags: Ramblers Metropolitan Walkers, The Ramblers, Walk to Work, Walking Class Hero
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20 Apr 10, 15.33PM
Walking Class Hero: All that is solid melts into air
Welcome to Walking Class Hero a regular blog about walking and the walking environment. Whether you like walking on your own, with friends or in an organised group this blog will cover it. It’ll embrace walking in cities and towns [...]
Tags: General Election, Ramblers, Walking Class Hero
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12 Apr 10, 15.58PM
Walking Class Hero: A flaneur in the works
Waking up Thursday morning it was like winter had finally packed its bags and b*ggered off…
Tags: Baudelaire, cricket, flaneur, rock n roll, Walking Class Hero
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22 Mar 10, 9.21AM
Brian Jones: Queen Cassiopeia
Why not enjoy the spring skies and take the opportunity to seek out Cassiopeia? Brian Jones shows you how…
Tags: astronomy, night-walking
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19 Mar 10, 11.51AM
Walking Class Hero: A Capital Idea
Join the Capital Walkers for a Godalming circular walk starting from the station at 11 am on Saturday March 27. You can join the Capital Walkers group on Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/yzum8sw
Tags: Aldworth, beer, Capital Walkers, De La Beche, Facebook, Goring, Ramblers Metropolitan Walkers, Walking Class Hero
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9 Mar 10, 16.01PM
Dave Wise: Beyond the crowds
Walk magazine’s ‘The paths less travelled’ article was well written, very readable and totally irresponsible…
Tags: Dave Wise, opinion
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3 Mar 10, 15.18PM
Walking Class Hero: Senior Service
This is the very place Nelson saw his flagship, the Mary Rose, lead an attack on French galleys marauding up the Solent and then founder with the loss of over 500 lives
From the moment you exit Portsmouth & Southsea station
Tags: Chelsea, HMS, Mary Rose, Portsmouth, sailor, Ship Ahoy
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26 Feb 10, 11.05AM
Tom Franklin
A message from the Ramblers
Tags: footpaths, Ramblers, Tom Franklin
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25 Feb 10, 16.47PM
Walking Class Hero
I’m prepared to bet that anyone who regularly walks around towns or cities will have had times when they felt like a second-class citizen…
Tags: policy, urban walking, Walking Class Hero
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