Heart of England Way Association
Walks History
11 of us met at The Lord Nelson Inn car park for a 4.27 mile circular walk led by Bill which partly took us across a golf course in low mist and therefore held our breath hoping we wouldn't get hit by a golf ball (yes there were still golf players despite the fact that you couldn't see anything).
Plenty of mud to negotiate along the way but a hugely enjoyable walk.
As always, when finished, we ate at The Lord Nelson Inn which I think every one of us would highly recommend for fabulous meals and excellent service.
Posted: 08/12/2024 Author: Lorna Roden - Print PDF 
A 4 mile circular walk from The Manor House, Fillongley.
Usual mixed UK weather from bright sunshine to rain and back again.
Stopped for a short coffee break to the delight of a few curious cows.
Walked through some amazing corn fields en route.
Posted: 13/10/2024 Author: Lorna Roden - Print PDF
10 of us met at the Green Man, Middleton for a 4.1 mile circular walk led by Bill. A slight diversion near the start due to deep mud which Bill kindly tested out for us to his detriment. A few awkward stiles at the beginning showing this path isn't walked regularly. However, a very enjoyable morning walk with some lovely surrounding countryside.
Posted: 13/09/2024 Author: Lorna Roden - Print PDF
Ten of us met at The Navigation in Lapworth for a 4.3 mile circular walk. A pleasant walk organised and led by Bill which took, in part, some of the Heart of England Way in Baddesley Ensor. Weather was kind to us except for one short sharp shower. Once relieved of walking boots at the end, all ten of us went for a quality lunch at The Boot, Lapworth. An enjoyable morning walk with nice friendly company
Posted: 12/08/2024 Author: Lorna Roden - Print PDF
