Tattle Bank - Cutler's Farm 3.4 miles near Claverdon

A very pleasant walk. Start from map ref SP 18158 64087

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The files are now stored on OneDrive and you may have to open a Microsoft account to view them.

To view or print a map click on the link underneath and select the map. It should open.
 Maps folder (pdf format)

Langley - Edstone 3.15 miles

This was one of our first walks. The area around Langley is excellent walking country. We parked in Langley map ref SP 18940 63241. We did the walk clockwise.

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The files are now stored on OneDrive and you may have to open a Microsoft account to view them.

To view or print a map click on the link underneath and select the map. It should open.
 Maps folder (pdf format)

Yarningale Common - Malthouse Farm 4.8 miles

This was our second walk. It was very enjoyable. We started at Yarningale common map ref SP 18885 65863 and did the walk anti-clockwise.

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When I recce'd it the Warwickshire hunt was out in force. At one point I thought they were chasing me!

The files are now stored on OneDrive and you may have to open a Microsoft account to view them.

To view or print a map click on the link underneath and select the map. It should open.
 Maps folder (pdf format)

Try this walk from Hay Wood - Mousley End 3.1 miles

This is the track, as recorded by satnav, of the very first walk done by SatNav ramblers. It was very good. We parked at Hay Wood map ref SP 20583 70722

We walked anti - clockwise. I have marked on the map a few instructions.

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The files are now stored on OneDrive and you may have to open a Microsoft account to view them.

To view or print a map click on the link underneath and select the map. It should open.
 Maps folder (pdf format)

Our first geocaching expedition (photos)

Wednesday 11 Jan 2012 was a historic day!  SatNav ramblers found 2 out of 3 geocaches on their first geocaching expedition ever.

Note
The locations of these were downloaded from www.geocaching.com. Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using hand held satnavs or GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS OS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location. In its simplest form, a cache always contains a logbook or logsheet for you to log your find. Larger caches may contain a logbook and any number of items. These items turn the adventure into a true treasure hunt. You never know what the cache owner or visitors to the cache may have left. Geocachers take something and leave something of equal or greater value in return. A good game for grand children to enjoy.