The Forecasted Deluge Did Not Happen



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The Forecasted Deluge Did Not Happen


 

The forecasted deluge did not happen for this month’s strollers at Cosmeston. We avoided the muddy fields and large puddles, and enjoyed the birdsong on the peaceful paths meandering around the lakes.



Keep Walking in 2026



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Keep Walking in 2026


 

The first Valeways stroll of 2026 encouraged a large group to take the challenge of strolling around Cosmeston, the morning after the night before!! Well done everyone…keep walking in 2026. Anyone who wants to join us, see you on the next walk!

 



Unseasonably Balmy Weather



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Unseasonably Balmy Weather


 

Unseasonably balmy weather was welcomed by the walkers for their monthly stroll around Cosmeston. Just as important as the walk is the talk…and Sybil led a very “hot” discussion in the cafe afterwards

 

 



Blue Skies At Cosmeston



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Blue Skies At Cosmeston


Waterproofs were not needed as the strollers gathered under blue skies at Cosmeston. Signs of Autumn were everywhere…fallen, golden leaves, red berries and bushes bulging with blackberries. Sweets were also in abundance as two birthdays were being celebrated!

 

 



Socialising and Coffee Just as Important



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Socialising and Coffee Just as Important


Why is there a picture of people sitting down when there should be a description of the latest monthly stroll at Cosmeston? That’s because just as important as the exercise from the walk, is the socialising and coffee, tea or ice cream at the end! Join us to find out more!

 



Summer Sunshine?



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Summer Sunshine?


 

Summer sunshine? There was no sun anywhere to be seen in the sky above Cosmeston for the latest stroll. Instead, heavy rain poured down for the entire walk.

To lift the spirits, plenty of orchids were to be spotted in the fields. Well done to the hardy walkers who braved the conditions.

Thanks to Jan and Lynda for stepping in to lead.

 



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