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AI Work Walks London: What Has AI Actually Changed About Your Job This Year?

AI Work Walks London: What Has AI Actually Changed About Your Job This Year?

Wed, Nov 4, 6:15 PM
From AI Work Walks, London

**The question for this walk: What Has AI Actually Changed About Your Job This Year?** Not what’s supposed to change. What actually has. Bring the real version, including the parts where nothing moved.We walk in pairs and small groups, and I'll mix people up once or twice along the way so you get a proper conversation with three or four people. **Who this is for** People trying to make AI work inside organisations. Adoption and transformation leads, L&D and HR, operations, product, policy, risk, internal comms, engineers and builders, consultants doing this for clients. **What this isn't** If you're here to sell, this isn't the one. **Meeting point:** Under the clock on the main concourse at Waterloo station, by the Pret. We leave the station at 18:25 sharp, so please be on time. **Route:** down to the South Bank and east past the National Theatre and Tate Modern, over towards Borough. Finishing at The Mudlark by Southwark Cathedral for a drink with whoever has time. London Bridge station is two minutes from there for your way home. **RSVPs include one question. I read the answers, so please give me a line.** Running late on the night: 07491656653 or message me here.

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Bewl Water - a most stunning walk

Bewl Water - a most stunning walk

Sat, Oct 31, 8:50 AM
From Walks by Water - walking, hiking London
4.7

A most stunningly beautiful 11 mile medium paced walk in the Sussex countryside and by a clockwise stretch of beautiful Bewl Water ! Bewl Water is a reservoir and is the biggest stretch of open water in the whole of the South East. Let's go with the flow ! Please only rsvp if you can walk 2.5 miles per hour and you should have adequate and appropriate insurance for this type of activity. Please arrive by 8.55am to facilitate the purchase of group train tickets - Wadhurst return - for the train at 9.24am that arrives at 11.05am after rail replacement bus from Tonbridge to Wadhurst. Train ticket : Wadhurst return. Or you may decide to drive. The walk shall commence at 11.25am if the toilets are open at Wadhurst train station. Meetup fee £8 payable in cash or £6 non refundable by bank transfer in advance, details available upon request. No PayPal. We shall have a drink at the end of the walk in Three Legs Cross before aiming to take the 254 bus at 4.29pm and then the replacement bus and train back to London. Please bring packed lunch, water, snacks etc as well as waterproof jacket and walking shoes/trainers or boots plus sunhat, suncream and sunglasses. Please only post photos of others with their consent. My no is 07714250849.

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The Magnificent Seven cemeteries walk series- East London duo

The Magnificent Seven cemeteries walk series- East London duo

Sat, Nov 7, 10:00 AM
From West Kent Walking Group
4.9

11 miles Moderate Liner This is the first of four planned walks visiting the magnificent seven Victorian London cemeteries. The first of the series will include visiting the two in East London - Tower Hamlets and Abney Park (Stoke Newington) We will meet at 10.00 outside the Hotel Chocolat shop at London Bridge mainline station, which is on the left hand side of the concourse as you go through the barriers. Starting with a scenic walk along the Thames from London Bridge, through St Katherine's Docks to Limehouse and then hugging the Regent's Canal until we reach Mile End. Passing close by to two interesting museums- the Ragged School Museum and the Vagina Museum, which unfortunately we won't have time to visit... After briefly dropping into Tower Hamlets Cemetery ([https://fothcp.org/](https://fothcp.org/)), we make our way to the scenic Victoria Park where there is a great cafe, toilets and sourdough bread for sale! We then continue through some suburban parts of East London and can appreciate how trendy Stoke Newington has become, before we finish at Abney Park Cemetery ([https://abneypark.org/](https://abneypark.org/)) which provides a wild, gothic, and atmospheric end to the day. Plenty of cafes and bars available here too, and easy return travel. This is a no dog walk. NB: **There is a £2 payment required for non-Ramblers Assoc. members** to help cover our Meetup costs. Please help the walk leader by bringing **the exact change.** Ramblers members are welcome on any of our walks, but we would still encourage you to RSVP on Meetup. This will give our volunteer walk leaders an idea of how many are attending, and also keep the numbers manageable. If, on the day of the walk, you are still on the waiting list and a Ramblers member, you can attend - just let the walk leader know you are coming by adding a comment 'Coming as a Rambler'. You will find the start location via our website Our Walks ([westkentwalkinggroup.org.uk](http://westkentwalkinggroup.org.uk/)).

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London Society FOOD CRAWL - Tooting Market

London Society FOOD CRAWL - Tooting Market

Sat, Nov 7, 4:00 PM
From London Society of Explorers
4.8

Have you ever wanted to explore and savour as many food places within an event? If so, this may be the right one for you. Welcome to another one of the FOOD CRAWLS where you have the opportunity to explore and savour the food from some of the places we may visit. 

With this particular event, we will be exploring an array of cuisine revolving around Mauritius, Guyana and England however, it’ll be the first time that we’re doing this in a food market. The market that has been chosen is ‘Tooting Market’. We will also be savouring what they may deliver. Based on research and experience, the places we are to visit have some unique delicacies which has brought joy to the world. Here are the food places we’ll be visiting: * Mange de Iles (Mauritian) * Pepi’s (Guyanese) * Candycane Lounge (English) So the plan is extremely simple. We’re to visit each food place with the market and savour their unique delicacies hence the term ‘food crawl’. This is the opportunity to explore the Food places, eat, drink, make new friends but most importantly, have an enjoyable yet memorable experience. My fellow explorers, if you enjoyed the event, I’m more than happy to accept any donations which of course are optional but will go a long way to help me unlock and deliver even more exciting and engaging events and resources: https://www.paypal.me/calvinjoy 

WHAT - Food Crawl
WHERE - Tooting Market
WHEN - 4pm - 6pm
MEETING POINT - Outside Tooting Broadway Station
NEAREST STATION - Tooting Broadway Station
REQUIREMENTS - Just your good behaviour is all and whatever is listed above for the walk.

 Disclaimers: Please be on your best behaviour and respect one another. This group doesn’t tolerate any misbehaviour and misconduct. Should such a thing take place, you will be removed. If you ask a question that either already has the answer to it or doesn’t relate to the event at all, I won’t respond. Whenever an event takes place, I will cut off contact 20 minutes after the event commences. If you message even 1 minute after the cut off time, I won’t be available as I’m conducting the event. There will be photography and videography by myself so if you are photo conscious and/or do not want to be in the video, do kindly inform me and I’ll try my utmost best to not involve you in the picture. Let’s all be responsible but please be aware you come at your own risk. Do be mindful of your possessions, belongings and most importantly, your safety. The ‘London society of explorers’ accept no risk of liability at this event.

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The most stunning hike in Sussex, Berwick to Seaford via Alfriston

Sun, Oct 25, 8:15 AM
From Invigorate hikes🏆
4.9
12 attendees
North London’s Green Corridor: Highgate, Hampstead and Ally Pally fireworks

North London’s Green Corridor: Highgate, Hampstead and Ally Pally fireworks

Sat, Nov 7, 10:30 AM
From AAA Hiking & Outdoor Adventure
4.9

Join us for an interesting, varied walk through North London’s historic leafy trails, culminating near Alexandra Palace, where we can stay for a glimpse of one of London’s finest November firework displays. Starting in Finsbury Park, we’ll pick up London’s longest linear nature reserve, following a former railway line and passing a folklore-inspired sculpture that has become its unofficial guardian. We’ll climb through Highgate, with its attractive village streets and famous cemetery, before reaching Parliament Hill for views across London to St Paul’s, the Shard and Westminster. We’ll cross the ponds, meadows and woodland of Hampstead Heath to Kenwood House, the elegant neoclassical villa that is home to the Iveagh Bequest and paintings by Rembrandt and Vermeer. We’ll finish by passing through Highgate Wood, a 70-acre section of the ancient Hornsey Wood, before heading towards Alexandra Palace for a well-earned drink or two and the option to stick around for the fireworks later. **NB** The event does not include entry into the official firework venue. If you are interested in attending this, tickets are available on the link below. The walk Host won't be attending the fireworks event due to an early start the next day (😂) but do post in the Comments section below if you want to co-ordinate with others to attend. [www.alexandrapalace.com/whats-on/fireworks-drone-festival](https://www.alexandrapalace.com/whats-on/fireworks-drone-festival/) **SUMMARY (all info is approximate!)** **Distance**: 16km/10 miles linear route **Ascent**: 250 metres **Duration**: 4.5 hours walking **Grade**: Beginners/Intermediate, largely flat, along good paths, with plenty of short stops and options to leave part-way through if you get tired. **COST AND LOGISTICS** **Cost**: £12 **Meet:** 10:30am - Costa Coffee, Finsbury Park Station https://maps.app.goo.gl/NMjh9WfKBaK1YU1Z8 **Start**: 10.45am **Finish:** 4.30pm Hornsey Station / Great Northern Railway Tavern **Both stations are within the Oyster/Contactless Zone** **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 walk 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](www.aaahiking.co.uk/kit-lists)[)](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/kitlist) * Suitable walking shoes or boots * Packed lunch and snacks * Water - Minimum 1 litre recommended * Waterproof jacket and trousers * 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 walk, please message the Host listed on here, and update your RSVP status to 'Not going', to allow others to take your place. If the event is full, and you have messaged us and have changed your RSVP to 'Not going', we will refund you, less 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’ve run over 1,000 trips in the last 18 years, so you’re in good hands. That said, 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. If you have signed up for the event, you acknowledge and accept the AAA London Group [Terms and Conditions](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/terms-and-conditions). © AAA London Group Ltd. Errors and Omissions Excepted [FAQs](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/frequently-asked-questions) \| [Terms and Conditions](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/termsandconditions) \| [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/AAAhiking) \| [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/AAAHikingUK/reviews)

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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.