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frenchmarie
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walking club Manchester area
      #296114 - 04/01/2009 14:53

Hello, good afternoon,
Do you know of any walking clubs in the Manchester area? I live in Sale and ideally I am looking for a walking clubs who organise regular walks. Any suggestions?? Thanks. Marie


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outdoorgirl
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Reged: 14/08/2008
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Loc: South Manchester
Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: frenchmarie]
      #296315 - 04/01/2009 17:14

Hi Marie

I run Outdoor Girls and a large number of our members are from Sale/Altrincham so this may be good for you?
We have over 340 members from this area - all ages & abilities and we walk once a month with lots of social events and activities thrown in!
I'm sure that you would find something that you could join in with
Our next walk is on Sunday 25th January and is ideal as it's Sale Water Park & surrounding area.

Joining is just £5 for the year and all walks are free (unless a special guided walk)

Claire x

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onestepatatime
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Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: outdoorgirl]
      #296809 - 04/01/2009 22:33

Hi Claire
I'm interested in joining a walking group in Manchester. About how many people go (all women?), what ages, what walks do you do...? Sorry if all this information is on your website but i'm having trouble with my pc and it's v v slow, so I don't want to embark on another website unless I need to!!
I'm in my 40s, live in south Manchester, don't drive, love walking...


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outdoorgirl
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Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: onestepatatime]
      #296831 - 04/01/2009 22:56

Hi there

We usually have around 30-40 on our monthly walk and all women (and a few kids sometimes!)
It's a great way to meet new people as everybody chats with everybody else so you won't bw made to feel like a new member - people are joining all the time so there's always new ladies in the group.
We have all ages from 18-72 currently, and there's a really good mix right through the ages.
We walk in and around our area (North West) so coming up we have Sale Water Park, Marbury, Chatsworth and New Mills.
The monthly walks are usually around 5 miles and quite an 'easy' level - sometimes there are some hills to negotiate!
We also have some extra walks added that are longer and more strenuous and these will always be clearly described!

I hope that answers your questions but if you have anymore please just ask

Claire

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"To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world"

www.perfectlypampered.moonfruit.com
www.outdoorgirls.moonfruit.com


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holy
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Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: outdoorgirl]
      #297727 - 05/01/2009 19:44

New to the site, so would appreciate some more help on the walking clubs. How do I find out what time and some more details about the club. It sounds just what I have been looking for, getting out and meeting people and some exercise.
Carol


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onestepatatime
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Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: outdoorgirl]
      #297824 - 05/01/2009 21:03

Thanks Claire for your reply and the info. It all sounds good!I've been to the outdoorgirls website too. I'm finding this forum a bit difficult to find my way around, sorry if this should be a 'pm'(I've just found out what that means!) but I can't work out how to do that!

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Stressed46
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Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: onestepatatime]
      #305448 - 12/01/2009 19:22

Hi Claire, thank you for the information . I have also just joined so was delighted to here about a local walking group in my area as I live in Altrincham and the opportunity to do some exercise along with making new friends. I have had a look at the site and it just looks like great fun .

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outdoorgirl
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Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: Stressed46]
      #307190 - 14/01/2009 10:24

Great! Hope to meet you all soon!!!

Claire x

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cobbie
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Re: walking club Manchester area [Re: frenchmarie]
      #327921 - 04/02/2009 17:23

Hi Marie,
Live in Cheshire-would love to join in next walking club meeting.Is it at a weekend?
Please can you tell me when and where you will be meeting
Thanks Cobbie


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