Just myself and Howard attended the Newbiggin Crags/Holmepark Fell midweek walk on the 30th June.Weather-wise it was pretty much perfect for this three miles, 4hrs 30 minutes amble with awesome panoramic views. Birds were thin on the ground but a stunning male Northern Wheatear posed for plenty of images as Read more…
To give walk leaders an idea of who may be turning up for these outings, please indicate which ones you might join. The next two outings are: 21st July – Myers Allotment, LA5 0SP (GR SD476 751) 11:00am – leaders Anne & Mike (cancelled because of the heat) 4th August – Read more…
Fylde Naturalists’ walk, 26th MAY 2021, Brock Bottoms The weather did not look promising with lowering grey cloud and light drizzle but by the start time of 12.00 the cloud was breaking up and the sun came out.The path from the car park along the river bank was mostly dry Read more…
The Committee has decided to avoid outings to The Lake District at the end of lockdown because of the increase in traffic volume, and have altered the programme accordingly. Please indicate below whether you wish to join us on the starting coach trips. As stated in the revised programme the Read more…
Just a few shots from the walk around the gardens arranged by Julie. Educational as always.
Our friendly group met up at Fluke Hall, Pilling.Pilling is an ancient settlement with humanactivity dating back to the Neolithic period. Click here to view the report.
Our friendly group met up at Marton Mere. This 35 ha tranquil haven of wildlife holds SSSI status. “Tranquil” that is, save for a glorious orchestral backdrop of bird song. Marton Mere (Old English: mere + tun = lake town) was designated a Local Nature Reserve in the 1990s having Read more…
Our friendly group met up on the Banks of the River Wyre atGarstang where we were soon joined by onlookers ! Click here to view the report.
Our friendly group met up at the base of Warton Crag and wound our way upwards to have lunch at a spectacular viewpoint. Click here to view the report