Bird Watching London

Stitch and Bitch Beckenham

First ever Stitch and Bitch Beckenham! We will be meeting weekly (can only show fortnightly on meetup) at Kelsey House BR3 1AN from 19:00-21:00. Whether you knit, crochet, cross stitch, embroider, felt or anything else, all levels are welcome - just bring your supplies! Follow us on ig @stitchandbitchbeckenham

Royal Institution "The story of birds: From the Jurassic to today"

This is a **theatre** and **livestream** talk from the **Royal Institution of Great Britain.** Using fossil records and his own work uncovering extinct species, paleontologist **Steve Brusatte** rewinds 150 million years to explore how dinosaurs evolved into today's birds.. **ADVANCE BOOKING AND PAYMENT IS REQUIRED FOR THIS TALK.** **More details and booking instructions on the RI web site:** **[https://www.rigb.org/whats-on/story-birds-jurassic-today](https://www.rigb.org/whats-on/story-birds-jurassic-today)** **SUMMARY** Birds live all around us. Their songs drift through our windows in the mornings, and their colourful plumage is something to admire. There are over 10,000 species of birds that share our world, but their legacy goes far beyond homo-sapiens – to the age of the dinosaurs. Palaeontologist **Steve Brusatte** will recount the remarkable 150-million-year journey of evolution in this story of birds. Starting with raptor dinosaur ancestors in the Jurassic Period, through the twist and turns of the coming millennia; enduring asteroid impacts, mass extinctions and changing climates to reach the present day. The story of birds is one of resiliency and adaptability, and Steve will tell that tale, along with his own adventures of collecting fossils and discovering new extinct species. Copies of Steve's book "[The story of birds](https://geni.us/KJAE4X)" will be available to purchase after the talk. This is a **theatre** and **livestream** event for an adult audience, where the speakers and audience in our Theatre are joined by our audience online. **The livestream will go live around 6.55pm, and the talk will begin at 7.00pm. If you register but miss the livestream, the video will be available to you via the same link for two weeks after the event date.** For more information on livestreams, see the information below, or [visit our FAQs page](https://www.rigb.org/whats/faqs-ri-livestreams). Please use the event link you have been provided with. By booking to attend events at the Royal Institution, you confirm that you have read and accept the Ri's [event terms and conditions](https://www.rigb.org/terms-and-conditions). You also agree to abide by [our code of conduct](https://www.rigb.org/about-us/how-were-run/our-code-conduct-ri-visitors), and help to create a great experience for yourself and your fellow participants.

THE SUNRISE CLUB: meet while the city sleeps for a tiny adventure, community & ☕

It's Sunrise Season again :-) Watch the sunrise in the company of other people who are up for tiny adventures. Warm up and carry on conversations in a nearby cafe afterwards. (Conversations fuelled by early morning light and coffee tend to be good ones.) **The plan:** * meet at 7AM at the top of **PRIMROSE HILL** * sunrise is at 7:05AM * take in the view for a little while (depending on how cold it is) * walk to a local café on Regents Park Road * warm up with coffee We meet frequently to create and sustain community. New people and visitors are always welcome :-) We will be easy to find because we will be at the top of the hill looking out for early birds. Relevant links: **[INSTAGRAM](https://www.instagram.com/thesunriseclubetc)** to see some beautiful skies & what these meetups look like **[SUBSTACK](https://experimentsingroupwisdom.substack.com/)** for the newsletter and occasional extras **[WEBSITE](http://www.alltogether.one/)** for all other groups **[WHATSAPP GROUP](https://chat.whatsapp.com/DPkYXvrP6IhFrSRDiQACLC)** for occasional announcements Looking forward to seeing you! Bonny :-)

Public Speaking Club with Early Bird Speakers

**Who We Are** Early Bird Speakers is one of London's best public speaking club for beginners and experienced speakers alike. Our fast-paced, engaging meetings help members develop confidence and refine their speaking skills in a supportive environment. **What to Expect** Each meeting follows a structured format with three key segments: * **Prepared Speeches** – Members deliver speeches based on projects that enhance skills like storytelling, persuasion, and vocal variety. * **Impromptu Speaking (Table Topics)** – Participants practice thinking on their feet with 1–2 minute speeches on surprise topics. * **Evaluations** – Constructive feedback is given to foster continuous improvement. **Why Join Us?** * A **diverse and welcoming** community, including professionals, entrepreneurs, artists, and more. * **Energetic and engaging** sessions designed to make learning enjoyable. * A **structured yet fun** experience that builds confidence and skill. * Optional **post-meeting coffee or breakfast** for networking and socialising. * Each meeting is attend by 30-50 people **Whether you’re terrified of public speaking or already confident at the mic,** this club is the place to grow. From first-time speakers to experienced presenters — everyone has something to gain here. **Meeting Details** 📍 **Where:** Freemasons' Hall, 60 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5AZ 🕖 **When:** Every Thursday at 7:00AM - 8:45 AM (Please try to be on time as reception downstairs will close shortly after the meeting has started) Join us for free as a guest! Feel free to sign up on Meetup or **simply show up on Thursday.** Whatever your speaking ability, you'll find a warm and supportive atmosphere to grow your skills. 📩 **Questions?** Send us a message on meetup, visit [www.earlybirdspeakers.com](http://www.earlybirdspeakers.com/) or e-mail us on membership@earlybirdspeakers.com

🦌 Rutting Season - Wildlife in Richmond Park 🦌

Join us in Richmond Park during rutting season to capture some dramatic photography whilst it is rutting season. There are a variety of wildlife to photograph including the majestic Red and Fallow deer. We will also be on the lookout for other wildlife subjects including brightly coloured ring-necked parakeets and green woodpeckers. Come and meet other wildlife photographers, improve or refresh your skills and knowledge and experience the joy of shooting deer. *** WHAT YOU WILL LEARN This session will consist of an introduction to the basics of wildlife photography, including: * Best camera settings & controls * Shutter speeds to get sharp photos * Panning * Selective focus and aperture control for subject to pop out of the background * Composition EXPERIENCE LEVEL * Beginners with a basic knowledge of using your camera * Intermediates looking to refresh their skills EQUIPMENT * Any camera * Lens: 70-200mm - 300mm or longer if you have one * Tripods are optional OTHER ESSENTIALS * Check weather on the day * Wear appropriate clothing/shoes for weather * Bin bag may be helpful to kneel on TRAVEL * Check the TFL website for any delays that may affect your journey *** CONTACT Alex 07956 264049 UPCOMING EVENTS https://www.meetup.com/LondonPhotographicopa/events/calendar/

Soul Rewilding Harvest Weekend 25th - 27th September 2026

Join us this September for a restorative weekend of slowing down, reconnecting with nature and celebrating the ancient rhythms of harvest. In a world that often leaves us feeling hurried, disconnected and overwhelmed by the climate and nature crisis, this weekend offers a balm. A chance to spend time with nature, with each other, and to explore the wisdom of gratitude and community. We’ll be at Hilfield Friary, a Franciscan community set amidst meadows, woods and farmland in the beautiful Dorset countryside. It offers a peaceful, welcoming space where contemplation, hospitality and care for nature are woven into daily life. During the weekend we’ll share: * Guided walks exploring Hilfield's biodiversity and land restoration work * Guided sessions on foraging and animal tracking * Practical harvest activities and seasonal tasks preserving, bread baking and harvesting from the Friary kitchen garden * Nature knowledge and creative skills * A campfire evening evening with stories, poetry and music * A joyful Harvest supper celebrating nature’s gifts and abundance * Time for reflection inspired by eco spirituality * Gentle conversations about living faithfully and hopefully in an age of ecological uncertainty, exploring how gratitude and community can become powerful responses to the challenges we face. **Dates:** Friday 25 Sept (starting at 12pm) to Sunday 27 Sept (ending at 3pm) **Venue:** Hilfield Friary, The Friary, Hilfield, Dorchester DT2 7BE **Cost:** The cost includes two nights accommodation (Friday and Saturday), all meals, refreshments, sessions, and materials. You will have your own bedroom, but share bathrooms. **Early bird price:** £200 - if you book before the end of July you’ll enjoy a special early bird price! **Standard price:** £260 - all bookings from the 1 August will be at the standard price To secure your booking, a £100 deposit per person (non-refundable and non-transferable) is required at the time of booking. Booking is now OPEN and you can reserve your place here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYgf_p_JMKRuU-2vW2pXDV9hlQIx8ExeOvZhyItnQOn6ZwUA/viewform?pli=1

Hike to Grey SEAL Pups Hike The Dunes in Stunning Light OUR MOST POPULAR EVENT

**READ everything very Carefully to avoid Disappointment.** **Read everything carefully and then contact the host via WhatsApp for a deposit payment and seat Reservation. Deposit payment is £1 now. Only deposit payment of £1 can guarantee your participation. Signing up here doesn't guarantee your participation.** **WE did this event 3 times last year and it was a great success.** **This event has been posted on different websites and 3 different meetup groups. So we will get more people joining this event from elsewhere.** We are going to see the baby Seals at NORFOLK beach. ...... **Event Details:** Not bringing a camera will be a huge mistake. LET'S GO SEE THE BABY SEALS! Norfolk is THE Best place where you can see Baby Seals in the UK. November to February is the peak of the season when the beaches between Horsey and Winterton are home to some 5000 seals. Norfolk holds the world's two largest Atlantic grey seals colonies and I am taking you there. You will be able to observe at often just a couple of meters away the seals who come to these sandy beaches every year to give birth to those gorgeous white furry creatures. We will be able to observe seals of different ages. From the tiny few hours old white pups, to the full fat adolescents and up to the big males who weigh hundreds of kilos and who will be fighting a bit further down on the sand. Volunteers will be there to answer all our questions and to keep us from getting too close to those beautiful creatures, often unsuccessfully as those cubs being of a curious nature will approach us often far too close to inspect us. The seals will be the highlight of our trip but this will certainly not be all to see. We will hike the dunes of the Broads nature reserve and visit the stunning surrounding villages. We will hike around 7 miles, 4 miles will be right next to these absolutely gorgeous creatures, that will be your choice, they will be all over the place. Be prepared to take an alternative route for a few minutes if the mothers and pubs make their way to the path. They usually stay on the beach but the recent storm have driven them in the dunes and on the path meaning that, if you get too close, you better get ready to run cause mummies protect their pups. Babies will be wandering alone around us, they will come towards you but please, please, I cannot stress enough, do not touch them and step back as the mother will abandon them if you do. **Important INFORMATION:** **HIKE DISTANCE:** 6-7 miles Approx. **DIFFICULTY**: Easy and mostly Flat. **Costs:** £61 Pay on the day. £1 deposit payment for seat reservation must be paid in Advance to guarantee your seat reservation. All payments are non-refundable. Unless the event is cancelled by us then you will receive a full refund. Also bring cash for refreshments at the pub after the event. Aim to be back in London by 8.30 PM traffic depending. Everything will be made clear via whatsApp group. **INCLUDED:** Guided hike By an Experienced and Qualified Hike Leader. Transport Guide A good time with lovely people is included Free of Charge. Your Host Is First Aid Trained. **Seals and more Seals. And Humans.** Did I mention the seals ? **Food:** Bring your own food and water with you. No shops at the beach. **Packed lunches. Pub food available at 4 PM.** **Chance of getting pub food at 4 pm is very good.** **There is a PUB FOOD option after the Hike for you to socialise and relax. But I give no guarantees. So definitely bring your own food and water with you as a precaution. However the coach will depart by 5:30 pm to reach London by 8:30 PM. Traffic depending.** .. **WHAT TO BRING:** Waterproof shoes for the hike, preferably hiking shoes. Dress appropriately for the weather forecast. Will be slightly wet and muddy in some areas. So bring the right shoes. **Water bottle.** **A packed lunch.** .. **MEETING POINT:** Stratford Station. Exact location discussed via WhatsApp. **WhatsApp 07590919391** **Transport:** We will be travelling by coach to make the journey faster and cheaper and more direct. Saves you time and money. Last year we did this event 3 times. And It was a great success. So trust me when I say by coach it's both faster and cheaper than using public transport. **Whatsapp 07590919391** **ATTENTION:** Our trips will not be cancelled due to weather conditions so please ensure that you do wear and carry appropriate clothing for the weather forecast. A raincoat is advised. It will not rain all day. We might get 30 minutes of rain. Volume of rainfall expected is more important than probability of rainfall. 100% probability of rainfall doesn't mean it will be raining all day. Might get 1 hour of rainfall then it stops. But if heavy rainfall is predicted then we may cancel or reschedule the event. ....... **Terms and conditions:** If you sign up as attending an event and fail to attend then you will be permanently banned from all 3 Meetup groups we manage. For time wasting. Your health insurance and travel insurance is your individual responsibility. The organiser is not held responsible if anything goes wrong or if anyone is injured. By taking part you understand that only you are responsible for your own health and safety. Your safety and wellbeing is your own individual responsibility. We provide guidance and guidelines for staying safe and healthy. If you decide not to adhere to the guidelines and guidance given then that is your own responsibility. This is a hobby group. We do not accept any responsibility for your health and safety. We only give general guidelines on how to stay safe. If you have existing health problems or existing medical problems that might impact your participation in an event then please discuss with the host of an event via email or WhatsApp before you attend an actual event. Existing medical conditions that may affect your participation in an outdoor event which is physically demanding may be of concern. Please discuss with the host prior to attending an event if you are in any doubt about this. **REFUND POLICY** NO REFUND POLICY IF YOU CANCEL. REFUND IS ONLY GIVEN IF WE CANCEL THE EVENT DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.

Long Exposure - Shoot the Shard with PLATYPOD!

Long exposure photography is a genre in photography that is associated with fine art photography due to the surreal effects long exposure photography can bring. We will be providing all the filter equipment including the ND filters, graduated filters, holders and adapters so you'll be able to create similar effects to this image. **Today we are bringing the PLATYPOD DELTA for you to try** \- the tripod you can use when you can't use a tripod\! Platypods are super small and light\, will fit in your back pocket and are great to have as part of your kit when you can't use a traditional tripod\. **So leave your tripod at home!** **[https://www.platypod.com/](https://www.platypod.com/)** 20% Discount code: **London20** WHAT YOU WILL LEARN * Using filters for dramatic effects * Correctly exposure * Achieve interesting motion blur effects * Composition techniques REQUIRED EQUIPMENT * Kit lens or wider 18-55, 24-70, 14-35, etc * A tripod * A trigger release EXPERIENCE * Beginners and refreshers * Know how to put your camera into Manual or Bulb Mode * How to change your ISO, Aperture & Shutter speed WHAT TO WEAR * Check the weather and dress accordingly TRAVEL * As usual check the TFL website for any delays that may interrupt your journey * We may jump on the tube to get to another location so make sure you have your Oyster card topped up CONTACT Alex 07956264049 **TRAVEL WEEKENDS** **BERLIN - Oct 2026** **[https://www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events/315327782](https://www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events/315327782)** **VENICE - Oct 2026** **[https://www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events/313109095](https://www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events/313109095)** **VALENCIA - Jan 2027** **[https://www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events/315327518/edit/](https://www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events/315327518/edit/)** **MONTHLY EVENTS** **[www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events](http://www.meetup.com/londonphotographicopa/events)**

BABY SEALS Day Trip Hike the Dunes in Stunning Light

**READ everything very Carefully to avoid Disappointment.** **Read everything carefully and then contact the host via WhatsApp for a deposit payment and seat Reservation.** Seat reservation is £1 now. **This event has been posted on 3 different meetup groups 2 different websites. So we will get more people joining this event from elsewhere.** We are going to see the baby Seals at great yarmouth beach. .. **Event Details:** Not bringing a camera will be a huge mistake. LET'S GO SEE THE BABY SEALS! Norfolk is THE Best place where you can see Baby Seals in the UK. November to February is the peak of the season when the beaches between Horsey and Winterton are home to some 5000 seals. Norfolk holds the world's two largest Atlantic grey seals colonies and I am taking you there. You will be able to observe at often just a couple of meters away the seals who come to these sandy beaches every year to give birth to those gorgeous white furry creatures. We will be able to observe seals of different ages. From the tiny few hours old white pups, to the full fat adolescents and up to the big males who weigh hundreds of kilos and who will be fighting a bit further down on the sand. Volunteers will be there to answer all our questions and to keep us from getting too close to those beautiful creatures, often unsuccessfully as those cubs being of a curious nature will approach us often far too close to inspect us. The seals will be the highlight of our trip but this will certainly not be all to see. We will hike the dunes of the Broads nature reserve and visit the stunning surrounding villages. We will hike around 7 miles, 4 miles will be right next to these absolutely gorgeous creatures, that will be your choice, they will be all over the place. Be prepared to take an alternative route for a few minutes if the mothers and pubs make their way to the path. They usually stay on the beach but the recent storm have driven them in the dunes and on the path meaning that, if you get too close, you better get ready to run cause mummies protect their pups. Babies will be wandering alone around us, they will come towards you but please, please, I cannot stress enough, do not touch them and step back as the mother will abandon them if you do. **Important INFORMATION:** **HIKE DISTANCE:** 6-7 miles Approx. **DIFFICULTY**: Easy and mostly Flat. **Costs:** Hike guide is £10 and transportation costs for the days return journey by coach is £51. So total is £61. You just need to transfer £6 online via bank transfer to book a seat and guarantee your seat. The remaining balance which is £55 you bring with you on the day. Only cash payments will be accepted on the day of the event for logistical purposes. No bank transfer accepted on the day. Bring exact change. No coins will be accepted. No change will be given. All payments are non-refundable. Unless the event is cancelled by us then you will receive a full refund. Also bring cash for refreshments at the pub after the event. Aim to be back in London by 8.30 pm. Everything will be made clear via whatsApp group. **INCLUDED:** Guided hike By an Experienced and Qualified Hike Leader. Transport Guide A good time with lovely people is included Free of Charge. Your Host Is First Aid Trained. **Seals and more Seals. And Humans.** Did I mention the seals ? **Food:** Bring your own food and water with you. No shops at the beach. **Packed lunches. Pub food available at 4 PM.** Chance of getting pub food at 4 pm is very good. **There is a PUB FOOD option after the Hike for you to socialise and relax. But I give no guarantees. So definitely bring your own food and water with you as a precaution. However the coach will depart by 5:30 pm to reach London by 8:30 PM. Traffic depending.** .. **WHAT TO BRING:** Waterproof shoes for the hike, preferably hiking shoes. Dress appropriately for the weather forecast. Will be slightly wet and muddy in some areas. So bring the right shoes. **Water bottle.** **A packed lunch.** .. **MEETING POINT:** Stratford Station. E15 1AZ is approximate postcode. Exact location discussed via WhatsApp. Coach departs at 8:00 am on the dot. If you get there by 7:50 am you should be good. **WhatsApp 07590919391** **Transport:** We will be travelling by coach to make the journey faster and cheaper and more direct. Saves you time and money. Last year we did this event 4 times. And It was a great success. So trust me when I say by coach it's both faster and cheaper than using public transport. **Whatsapp 07590919391** **ATTENTION:** Our trips will not be cancelled due to weather conditions so please ensure that you do wear and carry appropriate clothing for the weather forecast. A raincoat is advised. It will not rain all day. We might get 30 minutes of rain. Volume of rainfall expected is more important than probability of rainfall. 100% probability of rainfall doesn't mean it will be raining all day. Might get 1 hour of rainfall then it stops. But if heavy rainfall is predicted then we may cancel or reschedule the event. ....... **Terms and conditions:** If you sign up as attending an event and fail to attend then you will be permanently banned from all 3 Meetup groups we manage. For time wasting. Your health insurance and travel insurance is your individual responsibility. The organiser is not held responsible if anything goes wrong or if anyone is injured. By taking part you understand that only you are responsible for your own health and safety. Your safety and wellbeing is your own individual responsibility. We provide guidance and guidelines for staying safe and healthy. If you decide not to adhere to the guidelines and guidance given then that is your own responsibility. This is a hobby group. We do not accept any responsibility for your health and safety. We only give general guidelines on how to stay safe. If you have existing health problems or existing medical problems that might impact your participation in an event then please discuss with the host of an event via email or WhatsApp before you attend an actual event. Existing medical conditions that may affect your participation in an outdoor event which is physically demanding may be of concern. Please discuss with the host prior to attending an event if you are in any doubt about this. **REFUND POLICY** NO REFUND POLICY IF YOU CANCEL. REFUND IS ONLY GIVEN IF WE CANCEL THE EVENT DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.

Cutty Sark & Greenwich Park social gathering

Petersfield, secluded valleys & dramatic 360 views from Harting Down

**WHAT TO EXPECT - Dramatic hill-top views, secluded valleys and woodland** Distance: **25km (approx 15 miles)** Ascent: c. **570m** Estimated Duration (approx): **6 hours walking** (4km/hr) Difficulty: Moderate to energetic Group size: 20 hikers **HIGHLIGHT** * An undulating hike through the little known western reaches of the South Downs. * Lovely quaint pub for a stop at lunchtime * Stunning 360-degree panoramic views on top of National Trust's Harting Down * Significant views out to the Solent and the Isle of Wight * Deer parks in the later part of the walk * Some beautiful quintessentially English countryside at its best **DESCRIPTION** We'll be walking in part on the South Downs Way, as well as lesser known paths steeped in history. Our day will start in Petersfield - an ancient market town founded in the early 12th century which became a horse coaching centre on the main London to Portsmouth route. We'll then head to Buriton, a lovely historic village just south of Peterfield. From there we will start heading up onto the South Downs Way and then down to South Harting, which sits at the foot of the beautiful South Downs. It is home to one of the major landmarks in the Rother Valley - St Mary and Gabriel Church. This will be our lunch stop at a quaint old pub. We'll be walking off our lunch with a steep climb up onto Harting Down - a stunning 360-degree viewpoint where the higher ground of West Harting Down provides significant views out to the Solent and the Isle of Wight should we have fine weather. We then circle back to Petersfield over fields and along deer park enclosures, with no other hikers in sight. And of course, a well earned drink in a pub in Petersfield! *ps. My walks make time to enjoy the views, take in local history, and look at interesting buildings along the way.* **PROGRAMME** You can choose to **meet at London Waterloo or the Hike Starting Point**. The applicable time and meeting points are detailed below. **MEETING POINT:** We will assemble in front of Information Desk under the large clock, and by the large Pret. **LONDON STATION MEETING DETAILS** **Assembly Time:** 08.30 - for those looking to come in on the Group Save 08.45 - for people who have their own tickets as we move to the train 9.00 - train departs 10.05 - train arrives in Petersfield **HIKE START POINT** Leave at: **10.15** Meetup Point: **Petersfield Train Station** \- outside the front **RETURN** Return trains from Folkestone are 17.44, 18.19, 18.48 (about 1 hour journey) **HIKE COST** The cost for the hike is £12 per person. **TRAIN INFORMATION** For those buying their own tickets, please get a **return to PETERSFIELD** **GROUP SAVE** Group save train fare is **£25.75 -** if you want to join, please message me. *Alternatively, you can buy a Network Railcards for £35/ **year** for similar off peak savings. www.network-railcard.co.uk.* **REVIEWS** [Trip Advisor](https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g186338-d19994843-Reviews-AAA_Hiking_Outdoor_Group-London_England.html) \| [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/AAAHikingUK/reviews) \| [MeetUp](https://www.meetup.com/aaa-outdoor-hiking-adventure-travel/feedback-overview/) **PRICE INCLUDES** · Guided hike planned and led by an experienced AAA leader, trained in Outdoor First Aid. **PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE** · Travel costs · Lunch, drinks or any refreshments · PayPal fees **RECOMMENDED KIT LIST** [(](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/kitlist)complete list[)](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/kitlist) · Suitable hiking shoes or boots · Packed lunch and snacks · Water - 2 litres recommended · Waterproof jacket and trousers (Please no jeans!) · Warm windproof layer e.g. Down/Primaloft/Fleece · Wicking base layer e.g. Polyester/Tencel/Merino **CANCELLING/REFUNDS** If you can no longer join the hike, please message the Host listed on here, and update your RSVP status to 'Not going', to allow others to take your place. If the hike is full, and you have messaged us and have changed your RSVP to 'Not going', we will refund you, less than the PayPal/Meetup fees. To obtain this, please email info@aaalondongroup.com **after the event**, with the email address you use on your PayPal account and transaction reference. If the hike is not full, unfortunately we will not be able to provide any refund. **QUESTIONS** If you have any other questions, please check visit our [FAQ page](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/frequently-asked-questions). If you are still unsure, contact the event Host shown on this page. We have operated over 1,000 events without significant incidents in the last ten years, achieved through meticulous planning. All participants (members and their guests) in any AAA Hiking event or activity are personally responsible for their fitness, safety and welfare, and must be equipped accordingly. 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Clifton Nurseries, & lovely walk along the Regents Canal to Kings Cross.

This a new walk, and is well worth doing, and is 6 miles approximately. We will meet at 11.00 am, for a hot drink at the cafe in Clifton Nurseries near Warwick Avenue Undeground Station. (This is a lovely Garden Centre and well worth visiting.} After our hot drink at 11.20 am, we will walk along The Regents Canal and to The Ice Wharf for a lunch {or bring our own}. With Camden Town Underground less than 10 minutes away. For those that would like to walk further, we can walk to Kings Cross and have a drink in The Parcel Yard in the station. £ 7 meetup fee required {please have the right change}. You will OK to wear trainers on this walk as it a concrete towpath. If you need any more info, please ring or text Paul on 07530 675739 {This is not a smart phone}