The Leigh Summer Walk

Some 11 parishioners and one dog turned out for the Summer Walk on the August Bank Holiday Monday.  The event was organised by Chris and Debs who prepared questions for the walkers to test powers of observation.  There were prizes for the winners and runners up at the half way point and at the end.

The morning route, about 4km in length, took them from the Green, along Clayhill Road, across to the recreation ground, and then over the countryside to Brockham where there was a break for either a pub lunch or a picnic.  This gave an opportunity for new walkers to arrive for the slightly longer walk home in the afternoon, and for some to leave for other commitments.  Finally, many of the walkers met  for an early evening barbecue.

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The group ready to set off on the Leigh Summer Walk

The walkers spread out before they reached the recreation ground

 

Chris, on the right, pointing out that they had reached Hall's Farm

Appropriately, the first leg started and ended at pubs, this one at Brokham.

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