twentynineteen domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home1/wheelcl9/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6170On Sunday 11th April Gill and I did a circuit in the lanes north west of Redhills. From the top of Redhills we went along Rowethorn Road, to the Waddles Down Radio transmitter. We then headed for home via Whitstone Church, Nadder Bottom and Nadderwater. Although it was a lovely sunny day, there was a …
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The first trip was local to home before the easing of lockdown restrictions. We went along the Exeter Canal as far as the Motorway Bridge. We had our first WAGs outing on Dartmoor on the 30th March, after the relaxation of Covid restrictions. We met at Fingle Bridge, there were 4 buggies accompanied by one …
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With it being so wet in early February, followed by the week or so of bitterly cold winds. Gill and I have not ventured out much this month. So with the lovely weather the last few days, we decided to venture a bit further than our local route. So on Friday (26th Feb) we took …
Due to the Covid restrictions, Gill and I have tried to observe the rules. We tend to stick to the same six mile route, 3 or 4 times a week. From home we go to Exeter Quay, then along the canal to the Swing Bridge. Then back via Mill Lane and Salmon Pool Weir, back …
Having been out on Christmas Eve for a very short run by the river and canal, we were so cold Gill and I canceled our plans to take a picnic lunch out on Christmas Day. Instead we just took a flask of hot water, for a warming mug of coffee. We did not take our …
Today a Gill and I and a few of the WAGs group met in the South Hams, to reconnoitre a section of the South West Coast Path. The starting point was the National Trust Warren car park, south of Noss Mayo. The South West Coast Path Association list a circular route, of 4.5 miles on …
On October 26th 2020 5 WAGs members met at Berry Head, with representatives of Southwest Coast Path Association and Torbay Coast and Countryside Trust. The SWCPA have started a project to grade sections of the path suitable for wheelchair use. Their summary of the meeting can be seen at www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk/newsapp/article/356/ I will add more information …
Today I joined a few fellow WAGs members for an attempt at getting to Dartmoor’s two highest tors, High Willhayes and Yes Tor. There were 5 of us on buggies, with 5 walkers and a dog called Twiggy. As we knew the route was going to be a bone shaker, several members including Gill gave …
I have started doing organised walks on the third Friday of the month. These rambles will primarily be easy Level one routes, suitable for all types of mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs. The average distance will be between 5 and 6 miles, on mainly asphalt surfaces. The details of the months ramble will be emailed …
The Disabled Ramblers is a national organisation and can be contacted at www.disabledramblers.co.uk Rambles are organised by local groups and full details are on their website. The photo details are : Cornwall Rolling Ramblers and Disabled Ramblers stopped for a lunch break on Gwithian Beach in June 2019
