Monthly Archives: November 2008

Pym’s Chair and Windgather Rocks Sunday’s walk saw us experience four seasons in one day. Starting from Pym Chair, named after a  highwayman or local preacher we headed by a good path  to Windgather Rocks, a gritstone crag on the border … Continue reading →

A fabulous day enabled us to appreciate the late autumn colours on Scott’swalk. This local, though largely unfamiliar route took us from Broadbottomthrough the woods and mud to Werneth Low and the war memorial for lunchwhere we were joined by … Continue reading →

Wednesday night saw Martin Banfield and his wife Sue giving  a talk on their 2 month 500 mile trek this summer. Treking along the French and Italian Border. Lovely talk and great  photos were shown.  All I can say is … Continue reading →

Every other Monday a small group go to the Stockport climbing wall. Spend about 3 hours climbing. If you like to go and have not been before you can go on the taster session they offer.

Well I did say it was across open access land and it would not be easy going. So eight of the elite Stockport walkers came out in force. The overnight heavy rain has push the walk to the next hard … Continue reading →

Friday night took us down to Manchester for the pub night. Manchester was busy due to the Christmas light switch on and so the pub was busy.  But soon after some glare at some people they moved out of the … Continue reading →