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Walks and Events Programme 2010 / 2011
You can view our programme of events for 2010 into 2011 by clicking on one of the pages from the drop down menu above.
Alternatively click on the links below to view Wednesday and Saturday walks for Spring and Summer 2010.
2010
Wednesday walks Spring 2010
Saturday walks Spring 2010
Rambles - General Advice
1. Local rambles
Meet at the start of the ramble. Please note that bus routes and times are increasingly subject to change and should be carefully checked.
2. Car rambles
Both drivers and passengers meet leader at stated car park. Drivers are asked to notify leader if going direct with a full car. Passengers should show respect and care for the vehicle in which they are traveling. Wet outer clothing and dirty boots should be stowed in plastic bags. Passengers should also take care to avoid any risk of damage to cars when getting in and out of the vehicle. Leaders will announce the amount payable by passengers to their drivers as their share of the costs.
3. General
Leave leading to the leader who must not extend the walk beyond that described in the book.
Anyone wishing to lengthen the walk will do so on his/her own responsibility. Please endeavour to keep to footpaths and rights of way, close gates and do not leave litter, not even banana skins.
When road-walking, please endeavour to keep to the right. Leaders have the right to cancel or change walks in inclement weather conditions.
4. Leaders should take into account
The abilities of all members in their parties and allow adequate rest stops, especially on steep hills. If the walk is known to be severely trying, members must be informed before the walk commences. Members also have a responsibility to select a walk suitable for their abilities and are advised to consider their own welfare, and that of the rest of the group. They should not inhibit the pleasure of the rest of the party.
5. Anyone injured or feeling unwell MUST
Inform the leader who should ensure that such a member is accompanied home.
6. Any member named as a leader
Is expected to find a replacement (exchange) if for any reason he/she is unable to lead on the day.
7. Any accident occurring during Club activities
Must be reported to the Club Secretary as soon as possible, by the Leader(s) involved, with a brief outline of the circumstances.
1. Bolton CHA Members
2. Downham village Lancashire.
Bolton CHA Rambling Club - Rambles & Club Events 2010