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SEPTEMBER DAY ACTIVITY

Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 6:35 pm
by mike f
September Day Activity will be a walk on Saturday 27 Sep.

DURHAM COAST AND DENES.

An easy stroll in the area of the Durham coastal denes, including Crimdon Dene, Castle Eden Dene and the Durham Coast.
No elephants on route, only Kissing frogs.

Approx 10 miles. Bring a packed lunch. Can divert via a pub if required.
Castle Eden Dene is a national nature reserve - dogs on lead.
Bucket and spade optional.

Meet at Crimdon Dene Car Park - grid reference NZ 483869. 1030am.

Directions to start point:
From A181/A19 Junction, take B1281 east, (signed BLACKHALL). Just after War memorial turn left (signed BLACKHALL ROCKS), still B1281.
After approx 3 miles, B1281 meets Coast Road (A1086), turn right. Follow A1086 south for approx 1.5 miles, past Lido Garage.
Turn Left at signpost for Crimdon Dene (opposite entrance Caravan Park).
Follow road round, along the sea front. Park in the lower area of car park, in the area of the track junction to the farm.
Meet near the orange and white safety notice numbered EN09 and the antelope horn? sculpture.

Please post/pm so that I know who is coming.

Look forward to seeing you.
Mike F

Further reading:
http://www.durhamheritagecoast.org/
http://www.english-nature.org.uk/about/ ... ene042.pdf

Re: SEPTEMBER DAY ACTIVITY

Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 7:45 pm
by Nadine
We would like to join walk on Sat. Looking forward to spotting kissing frogs.
Nadine and Duncan.

Re: SEPTEMBER DAY ACTIVITY

Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 6:51 am
by lucydobson
Hi, I've decided I'll join you for the walk.
Hope you will see this post!
thanks lucy

Re: SEPTEMBER DAY ACTIVITY

Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2008 11:12 am
by Nadine
We had a lovely day with glorious weather. Thanks to Mike for organising. His local knowledge and history made a beautiful walk very interesting.
Cheers. Nadine and Duncan. :D :D

Re: SEPTEMBER DAY ACTIVITY

Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 9:04 pm
by lucydobson
yes the walk was lovely...I really enjoyed the mixture of coastal and countryside scenery. Thanks to everyone for your good company.
Thanks to Mike for organising it.
Lucy