Wey and Arun Canal Squigglies

07/04/2024

Handel Semele on R3 last night, with chatterbox. leaving most of the significant stuff out. But where'er you walk I immediately recognised.

04/07/2023

Opening a knew gallery, Holmwood, done the first to Ockley and found a NT leaflet on Leith Hill which needs much commentary.

22/06/2023

The magazine has arrived. Much scope for commentary but I don't know enough yet.

10/04/2023

Found the Gatwick stream = a tributary of the Mole. And in Horsham the riverside walk, a tributary of the Arun. There is some stream of consciousness.

28/03/2023

WACT speaker at Zero Carbon Guildford on Wednesday evening.

15/03/2023

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/natural-england-unveils-new-green-infrastructure-framework

Guidance will create nature-rich towns and cities, helping millions realise the benefits of accessing nature

24/02/2023

There is a walk in Walk, the Ramblers magazine on the Wey, for some bizarre reason starting at Worplesdon, one train an hour, and then a five minute train ride back to Warps from Guildford. Now why this!

14/02/2023

Stour Valley added to stack.

25/01/2023

I've found interesting stuff in Gentleman's Magazine which I didn't know about. Sometimes with illustrations.

14/12/2022

The magazine is out. An article Hot foot it: walking, a reference to fancyfreewalks which I hadn't come across. and stepping up for the walking community.

13/12/2022

Walking into history becoming a theme, I've opened files from 25 years ago, before this medium existed.

08/12/2022

Megalithic portal gives a good starting point, but there are matters of toponymy, so lots of chances. There is a clickthrough from open street map to OS, so now the OS is open.

05/12/2022

I've now found the bus 1 Aldershot 6/hr stop when you've seen the canal.

A path, signed lake and canal side.

https://thelandtrust.org.uk/space/wellesley-woodlands/

Wellesley Woodlands

04/12/2022

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wey_and_Arun_Canal

The Wey and Arun Canal is a partially open, 23-mile-long (37 km) canal in the southeast of England. It runs southwards from the River Wey at Gunsmouth in Shalford, Surrey to the River Arun at Pallingham, in West Sussex. The canal comprises parts of two separate undertakings – the northern part of...

03/12/2022

https://www.thelabofthought.co/

A global platform of leading academia and businesses rethinking and exploring new mobility solutions.

02/12/2022

I've found that Openstreetmap allows for the addition of commentary. I've put in a bus stop and bus numbers, might do more.

29/11/2022

https://explorekent.org/activities/aylesford-rail-trail-walk/

A 7.1 mile / 11.5km circular walk through the beautiful landscape of the Kent Downs, with remnants of a rich Neolithic and industrial past dotted along the way.

15/11/2022

Here is something really useful and significant to show the point of squiggles.

Watch the ESRC's Celebrating Impact Prize short film on the COVID-19 Social Study: Providing real-time insight into the psychological impact of COVID-19 nati...

14/11/2022

Not sure whether to add this to one, or make a thing. I saw on the A24 path a sign, conservation verges, SCC Highways, and then another.

13/11/2022

Crossrail through tunnels now open which gives the environment of London knew access but the complexity needs documenting.

04/11/2022

North Downs Way, another text, with Natural England promotion, and it says, easy reach of London.

28/10/2022

http://www.cr3forum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/44-Old-Park-Wood..pdf

23/10/2022

Another squiggles, the 70, 71, 72 from Guildford.

19/10/2022

I found the twenty year old Rail to Ramble folder, so a search produced this. Twenty years ago was the Wey Navigation and North Downs Way and SWT.

29 June saw the launch of a new series of Rail to Ramble routes, designed to highlight how accessible the Surrey Hills is by train and to encourage people to visit this nationally protected landscape in a more sustainable way.

18/10/2022

This is the best I've found on enclosure and boundaries.

The land belongs to us all! A skilful writer and illustrator explores out-of-bounds country estates and identifies his enemies

14/10/2022

I have to remember how to do shares, now we'll find out about the public transport and walks.

Discover the hidden gem of Finchampstead Ridges, one of the National Trust's oldest sites and home to an array of wildlife.

13/10/2022

Hazlett is the next squigglie, blue and green, liberty, three hours walking, dinner, thought; but I think thinking happens during walking too.

05/10/2022

The Blackwater TWIG turns into much more. I don't know how difficult these are becoming to follow.

26/09/2022

Much is stacking up - now Crowthorne,

24/09/2022

The magazine has arrived, quarterly.