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There is a Bognor Regis charity which helps people with vision problems.  They are inviting people to do a walk in Angmering Park Estate on 26th June, £10 a head, includes refreshments and a wooden badge! 

Please see here for more details:-  Angmering Charity Walk

If you can’t make it to the walk, then perhaps members may be interested in ordering a copy of ‘The 4Sight Vision Support Ramblers Walks’ book – written by longstanding volunteer and Ramble Leader, Jane Aston, it features around 35 of the most popular walks, mostly 4 miles long, which have been enjoyed by the 4Sight Vision Support Rambling Group over the past 10 years! The book is available for £7.99 (P&P applies) with all proceeds going towards supporting blind and sight impaired people in West Sussex. Further information about the book can be seen in our latest newsletter (April/May 2021), on our website here - https://www.4sight.org.uk/newsletters/

Many thanks to everybody for sharing your walk photos during the lockdown.

As Midhurst Footpath Companions can now organize group walking, reports

of those walks will now appear in the "Gallery" section.

Looks like New Pond, but don't know who those girls are!

These faces mostly  look familiar. See if you can guess which is a granddaughter.

Barbara and Janet’s recent two walks have followed the Serpent Trail, First walk through Tullecombe and Fyning Estate, and the second walk in and around Rondle wood. Both about 4.5 miles.

Start of the first walk

Spooky tree

Shush don’t wake the crocodile

First wood nymph

Second wood nymph

Start of second walk, which way shall we go?

Unusual house sign

Banksy was here.

Idyllic spring scene.