Why The Wye?
Melitsa is so very lucky with the weather. You remember that time when it didn’t stop raining don’t you? The floods? It seems oh so long ago and given this current run of glorious weather and the corvid crisis but a dim memory.
The Forest of Dean
To join the residential (pool and sauna and hot tub and bar and two very lovely walks) go here – https://www.walesoutdoors.co.uk/store/Forest-Lodge-And-Spa-November-27th-to-29th-p183051201
Wye Valley Wander
It was the last sunny day in February, well, after all of the rain it definately feels like that…
Biblins Bridge!
Biblins Bridge normally has a clear few feet between itself and the river, and links the footpaths which run along both sides of the Wye.
Melitsa Has Developed Another Walk!
On a fine day in early January Melitsa was out on a recce in the lovely Forest of Dean, the Tintern area to be precise. She got some great photos and confirmed that the walk she had in mind is good for this group and she asked me to list it, in the first instance, for the 31st May…
New Year New Me!
Our very first walk of 2020 was led by Melitsa and was her New Year new Me Wye Valley Walk. This very popular walk starts near Goodrich and takes in the highlights of the area, King Arthur’s Cave, Symonds Yat, Biblin’s Wibbly Wobbly Bridge…
Wye Valley Walk
Not many pics from this day but still, it’s a record of the group and the smiles 🙂 Melitsa delivered another of her popular walks around the Wye Valley and taking in the ox bow, Symonds Yat, Biblin’s bridge and King Arthurs Cave.