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 6131Today WAGs and Polio Group members, met at Exmouth Lifeboat Station, with representatives of the Southwest Coast Path Association, National Trust and East Devon District Council. The plan being to reconnoitre the short section of Coast Path, from the Lifeboat Station to the Geoneedle. This marks the start of the Jurassic Coast, in the Southeast …
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Today there was a small group of WAG members, for the route from Pullabrook to Manaton, using the Byway starting near Yarner Woods. Three of us on buggies accompanied by one walker, met at the Drakeford Bridge/Pullabrook car park. We had only traveled a few hundred yards into Pullabrook Woods where we stopped to talk …
Today the WAG’s met at Belstone to try out a slightly different route, for this years Dartmoor Walking Festival. It was a small group today, only 4 of us on buggies with 3 walkers. We set off in sunshine, but with the wind chill making it feel cold for the buggy users. We had been …
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With the Dartmoor Walking Festival only a few months away, we met at Rowtor Car Park. There were six of us on buggies, accompanied by four walkers, two of them are Moorland Guides. We reconnoitred a route to Belstone via the Nine Maidens. This was the second WAGs reconnoitre, since the easing of the lockdown rules. …
On 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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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 …
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 …
