10:00am / 2 Boot, 23km / Great Ridge Bluebell Ramble, Wiltshire (Brunel Plus)

Event Date: Sun 24 April 2016
Event Time: 10:00am

We shall ascend from the waterside meadows and chalk streams of the Wylye Valley at Heytesbury onto the plantation and ancient oak woods above the downs at Great Ridge east of Warminster.
Total ascent 260 metres. Should see swathes of bluebells and maybe the early orchids.
Bring packed lunch. Pub to finish.

Meet: 10:00am outside the Red Lion pub in Heytesbury, Wiltshire, BA12 0EA.
GR ST (Phone number removed) Map EX 143
There is unrestricted parking along the main road.

Leader: Andy R (Phone number removed)

This walk is in the past.

Group: Brunel Plus

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