Cancer Strollers at Cosmeston



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Cancer Strollers at Cosmeston


 

A sun filled blue sky greeted the Living with Cancer Strollers at Cosmeston for their February walk. Coats and hats were abandoned as we strolled through the woods and around the lakes. Who wouldn’t enjoy a walk, a chat and a coffee in such beautiful surroundings?

 

 



Valeways Walks Really Are For Everyone!



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Valeways Walks Really Are For Everyone! 


 

 

For the first walk of 2024 at Cosmeston, we had Anne celebrating her 80th birthday (with left over Quality Street from Christmas!!) and two teenagers accompanying their grandmother for a stroll around the park. And we stayed mud free…almost! Join us..all ages welcome!

 



FLORA, FAUNA, FUNGI AND FRUIT



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FLORA, FAUNA, FUNGI AND FRUIT


Flora, fauna, fungi and fruit all featured on a fun filled,
friendly walk at Cosmeston this morning. Moorhen
babies, coots, Canadian geese, apples and blackberries
were all spotted on our walking safari. Who needs the big
5 in Kenya, when we have all this birdlife on our
doorstep!

 



CANCERSTROLLERS JULY 2023



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The hunt was on for orchids this month; luckily we found some in the long grasses as we waltzed our way through the fields of Cosmeston. The ground was dry as we walked through the woods enjoying the shade of the trees. It will be different in winter!

 



Two New Walkers



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The Living with Cancer Strollers welcomed two new walkers at Cosmeston. The walk was a real adventure (or misadventure!) as the strollers navigated their way through the muddy route planned for them! Limbo dancing skills and high jump talents were revealed by Anne and Helen as a particularly muddy stile was negotiated….don’t worry these skills are not usually employed on this walk…..if you would like to join in!!

 



Mud, Glorious Mud



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Mud, glorious mud….at Cosmeston for the first Living with Cancer Strollers of 2023. Also in abundance were friendly robins and seemingly hungry squirrels, who kept an eye on our progress through the puddles. Nobody slipped, but everybody would have headed home with boot cleaning on the afternoon’s to do list!

 



Colourful Trees And Lake Views



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Spirits were not dampened by the autumn rainfall at Cosmeston; the colourful trees and lake views would brighten anyone’s day. The living with cancer strollers chatted happily as they made their way around puddles. Hot drinks for all at the end of the walk…not an ice cream in sight!

 



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