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Ladies Evening walk around Cheam

Thu, Oct 8, 5:30 PM
From Ladies Walk, Talk & More
4.7

We’ll meet outside Kent House, just by Cheam Station and head off at 6.30pm for a relaxed evening walk around Cheam, aiming to walk for at least an hour. We’ll follow a circular route, so we’ll always finish back at Cheam Station where we started. The pace will be comfortable and conversational — the idea is to get some fresh air and gentle exercise while having a proper chat and getting to know each other along the way. Please bring some water and wear a comfortable pair of trainers or walking shoes. Come as you are, enjoy the walk and the company, and hopefully make a few new local connections along the way.

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Walking with Vegans Autumn Adventure 🍁🍂🍃🍄

Walking with Vegans Autumn Adventure 🍁🍂🍃🍄

Sun, Oct 18, 10:30 AM
From The London Vegetarian Meetup Group
4.5

Join me for an autumn adventure down the Elizabeth line 🍁🍂🍃🍄 We'll meet between 11.30am & 11.45ish, outside Farringdon train station, then hop on the Elizabeth line, going to Harold Wood 😊 We will explore woodlands, nature trails & reserves, have a vegan picnic lunch, & maybe enjoy a local pub later 😊 Bring plenty of water, sensible walking shoes, and bring or buy enroute vegan picnic stuff for lunch ( there are shops near Farringdon, & Harold Wood, so plenty to choose from ) 😊

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WALK: EPPING FOREST IN AUTUMN 🍂 🍁🐿️

WALK: EPPING FOREST IN AUTUMN 🍂 🍁🐿️

Sun, Oct 11, 10:30 AM
From Mairead’s Country & Coastal Walks
4.6

🌳🐿️ Escape into beautiful Epping Forest! 🍃 Join us for a lovely 🍂 Autumn walk along the Oak Trail, exploring ancient woodland and open countryside. 🌿🦌 ⭐ Five mile circular guided walk through Epping Forest and the surrounding countryside. ⭐ Meet outside Theydon Bois Tube station — Central line — at 11.30am. ⭐ Discover the history of Theydon Bois and Epping Forest, enjoy its flora and fauna, visit Ambresbury Banks, and look out for a herd of deer! 🦌🐦 🏹 Ambresbury Banks Explore the remains of an Iron Age hill fort covering approximately 11 acres. According to local legend, this was the site of Boudicca’s last stand against the Romans in AD 61. 🐎 A forest of highwaymen and legends Epping Forest was also a haunt of the notorious 18th-century highwayman Dick Turpin. Stories tell of a secret forest hideaway known as “Turpin’s Cave”, where he took refuge from capture. 🍽️ After the walk We’ll head to The Bull, or Queen Victoria lovely cosy pubs, for drinks and food. 🍻 ⭐ Please wear suitable footwear and dress for woodland paths and uneven ground, which may be wet or muddy. 🥾🍂 ⭐ Organiser’s fee: £5, payable by cash or contactless on the day. 📞 Contact: [07816 866300](tel:07816%20866300)

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SOLD OUT - Whitby & Robin Hood’s Bay Yorkshire Coast Walking Weekend

SOLD OUT - Whitby & Robin Hood’s Bay Yorkshire Coast Walking Weekend

Fri, Oct 16, 4:00 PM
From Large Outdoors: Walking & Wild Swimming Adventures – London
4.8

**THIS TRIP IS NOW SOLD OUT** This Large Outdoors trip is now fully booked. Take a look at our Trip Calendar for other upcoming walking weekends, short breaks and holidays: [https://www.largeoutdoors.com/trip-calendar](https://www.largeoutdoors.com/trip-calendar) **Whitby & Robin Hood’s Bay Walking Break – Yorkshire Coast Escape** Join **Large Outdoors** for a relaxed and sociable two-night walking break exploring the Yorkshire Coast, with time in Whitby and Robin Hood’s Bay. Based in Scarborough, this fully guided trip combines coastal walking, local history, and easy travel with everything organised for you. You’ll follow sections of the Cleveland Way, linking coastal villages, sea cliffs and bays, with plenty of time to explore along the way. ### **What to Expect:** 🚶 **Guided Walks** – Coastal walking between Robin Hood’s Bay and Whitby, plus a second day combining the Cinder Track and cliff paths, with routes adapted to the group and conditions. 🌿 **Scenic Highlights** – Sea cliffs, bays, historic fishing villages, and classic Yorkshire coastal views throughout the weekend. 🛌 **Accommodation Type** – Hotel stay in Scarborough, close to the coast and providing a comfortable base. ☕ **Relaxed & Sociable Atmosphere** – Small group (max 8), shared days out and relaxed evenings, with time to explore Whitby and enjoy a meal together. 📍 **Location:** Scarborough / Whitby / Robin Hood’s Bay 🔗 **Full details & booking:** [https://www.largeoutdoors.com/whitby-robin-hoods-bay-yorkshire-coast-walking-weekend](https://www.largeoutdoors.com/whitby-robin-hoods-bay-yorkshire-coast-walking-weekend) A great option if you’re looking for coastal walking with a bit of history, varied scenery, and a friendly group to spend the weekend with.

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Tim's walks: London and the suffragettes

Tim's walks: London and the suffragettes

Thu, Oct 8, 10:00 AM
From Paul and Tim's Greater London Talks and Walks
4.8

The suffragette movement for the right of women to vote just before the first world war tore Edwardian society apart. While there had been a suffragist movement campaigning peacefully for women's votes from at least the 1860s, progress towards women's equality had been glacially slow. The militant suffragette movement, led by Emmeline Pankhurst, embarked on a campaign that was met with violence and in turn became increasingly violent. They slashed paintings, smashed windows and laid bombs. The state responded with police violence, mass imprisonment, force feeding and ended with the notorious 'cat and mouse' law. Today we tend to look back on the suffragettes as great fighters in a just cause. But some of their tactics were extraordinarily controversial at the time and probably would be even more so today. Emmeline ruled the movement with an iron rod expelling all who disagreed with her (including two of her daughters!) So did the ends justify the means and what are the lessons for just stop oil, extinction rebellion or Palestine Action (can I still write that today ?) On this walk through central London, we'll see where the suffragettes met, organised, demonstrated and died and the memorials to them. This walk is quite long, about 4 miles, but full of interest, controversy and relevance to today The cost of the walk is £12 payable by card or cash on the day, by card or by bank transfer or PayPal. Phone for emergencies: 07846899I56

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Walking with Vegans ~ Hampstead & Golders Hill 🍁🍂🍃🍄

Walking with Vegans ~ Hampstead & Golders Hill 🍁🍂🍃🍄

Sun, Oct 11, 11:45 AM
From London and Home Counties Herbivores
4.6

Join me for a wonder about Hampstead Heath & Golders Hill 🍁🍂🍃🍄 We'll meet between 12.45pm & 1ish, outside Hampstead Heath overground station 😊 We will explore the heath & beyond, have a vegan picnic lunch, & maybe enjoy a local pub later 😊 😊

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people discover and join activities based on common interests, fostering in-person or online gatherings.

You can find foraging walks by searching Meetup for groups and events in London that focus on outdoor activities and nature explorations.

Absolutely, you can join multiple Meetup groups to explore various interests including foraging, hiking, or other outdoor activities in London.

It's best to bring comfortable walking shoes, water, and a small bag for any foraged finds, just in case collecting is allowed.

Not at all. Most foraging walks welcome beginners eager to learn about local flora. Expert guidance is usually provided too.

Certainly! Many attendees participate solo to meet others with shared interests during these group gatherings.

RSVP directly through the Meetup app or website by joining the relevant group and clicking on the event you're interested in.

Meetup is free to use. However, some events might charge a participation fee. Always check event details for specifics.

Most foraging events in London are in-person to allow exploration of natural sites. Details will be in the event description.

Event frequency varies by group and organizer. Some may host sessions regularly, while others are more spontaneous.

Meetup provides opportunities for connection, but active participation is key to building relationships through events.

Policies vary by event. Many are family-friendly, but it's best to check with the event organizer for specific age guidelines.

No prior knowledge is required for many events, as they often begin with a brief introduction to foraging principles.

While most walks are educational, experiences vary by organizer. Check event details for specifics on learning outcomes.

Meetup itself doesn't create events. Instead, groups or individual hosts organize gatherings through the platform.