Croydon Outdoor Pursuits & Social Events Club

"NOW 90!" – our 90th birthday event, Part 2 – Commemorative 'Ron's Ramble'
2024-09-15 12:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London)
Members, past members and friends of the Club and their guests are invited to join us for an afternoon in the great outdoors to continue our celebration of COPSE’s 90th birthday.
More details will appear as planning develops.

Captions &. . . .Kit
2024-09-17 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Advance Notice – land of opportunity for your photos!
All
This Club Night one element of the evening is the Caption Competition, where you apply your considerable wits to some problematic pictures.

Back in the days when this traditional diversion started, we took the occasional snap with a box brownie, only weeks later paying through the nose to get the pathetic results from the Chemist – usually stickered with “Out of Focus” or “Under Exposed” – and we relied on outtakes from Viewpoint for the source material.
In contrast, in the high-tech Utopia we now inhabit we have the opportunity to upgrade our experience using the plethora of photos from COPSE activities of all flavours lurking undiscovered on people’s phones and other digitisers, just begging to be dragged into the light of day for our amusement.
So my request to you is: please email me any such pictures asap so we can include them in next week’s entertainment.
Thanks in advance

Ken ken@brogan.co.uk
(I know, shameslessly pasted in from the last time. Life's too short . . . .)

Saturday Walk with Pepys – Stroll 3 - a Night Out! - POSTPONED
2024-09-21 10:00 - 17:00
Apologies all, but due to sickness I’ve had to postpone this at short notice. I’ll reschedule.

Ken

We were all so impressed with the Pepys Walk last December that we did a Second Instalment in February. If it’s worth doing, it’s worth flogging to death, so here we are for a third go.

Where?
Again we’ll be following the 17th Century footsteps of Samuel Pepys, this time seeking out the many places he went to for a good night out – of which he was an enthusiast. Again I’ll be your amateur guide, book in hand, pointing out the connections to Pepys on the way. No doubt other COPSErs will continue to persist in offering their own observations!
This will be an easy 3-4 hour walk along pavements (boots not required) for about 4-5 miles, ending with an optional beer or two at a historic tavern that also serves food. As it’s in central London, there’s plenty of access to public transport if you want to leave the walk early.
Who was Pepys?

A man who lived through the upheavals of the Civil War, the execution of Charles I, the reign of Cromwell and the subsequent restoration of the Monarchy with Charles II. Most significantly for us, from 1660 to 1669 he wrote a daily diary describing events high and low. He was a man on the rise with connections to politics and royalty, but determined to enjoy life with visits to taverns and theatres, domestic life with his French wife, and furtive dalliances with a variety of disreputable ladies.
Getting there
I’ll be catching the 10.15 East Croydon Platform 4 to Victoria.
Joining opportunities:

East Croydon station from 10.00

https://w3w.co/dock.jars.folds

At Victoria station from our scheduled arrival time about 10.32

https://w3w.co/gladiators.zooms.sweep

At the entrance to St James’ Park, junction of The Mall with Marlborough Road, where we start the walk, from our expected arrival time about 10.45-11.00

https://w3w.co/pool.shrimp.linked

Call me (number below) if any difficulty joining up.
Finishing
We finish in The Borough, handy for London Bridge station and a couple of interesting pubs. I’ll be shooting off to see the mighty Palace crush Man U (kickoff 17.00).
Links
Pepys’s diary for this day 363 years ago: https://www.pepysdiary.com/
General info on Pepys: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Pepys
Contact
Ken on 07921 258876

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An evening with HAL 9000?
2024-09-24 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Linda and Tim’s Scottish recollections will now be on 12th November.
Instead . . .
Back in 1968 it was

“I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that”

But these things can (probably) do things HAL never dreamed of:

Tonight we explore their possibilities!

Trip to the Netherlands - postponed until Spring 2025
2024-09-26 - 2024-09-30
We are planning on being based in Amsterdam with a visit to Arnhem.
Unfortunately this trip will not happen when originally planned. Instead we will organise one for Spring 2025 – tulip time?

🎼When it’s Spring again we’ll bring again . . . 🎵

Watch for announcements of the new dates.

London Loop (Nonsuch Park to Kingston)
2024-09-28 09:00 - 17:00
It’s time to continue the London Outer Orbital Path from last spring. This is a 150 mile long trail around London linking together parks, meadows, woodland, rivers and streams, and some suburban streets in a kind of Odyssey.
We shall continue from where we left off in Nonsuch Park and should reasonably expect to get to Kingston, a distance of around 8 to 10 miles (with all the little add-ons), but it’s possible to leave at some points by bus or train, should you wish to.
We shall pass the site of Henry VIII’s Nonsuch Palace (nothing left above ground now, of course), likely make a short visit to the Bourne Hall Museum in Ewell, and then largely follow the Hogs Mill stream/river path to Kingston. Kingston is a good place to finish before embarking later on in the year on the first part of the LOOP north of the Thames.
Fairly straightforward topography most of the way, with no serious hills (as far as I recall!).
Buses and trains back from Kingston – train via Clapham Junction, or maybe better to get the SL7 express bus back to West Croydon.

HOW TO GET THERE!
Please catch a SL7 express Heathrow bus from WEST Croydon bus station, stop B3, and alight/get off at CHEAM VILLAGE, THE BROADWAY. There’s a bus at 10.08 BST, and I shall meet that bus at around 10.45 at that stop in Cheam.
Alternatively, you can catch the bus a few minutes later at East Croydon, stop E8 in Dingwall Road.
We then walk across Cheam Park to reach the point at which we left-off the LOOP six months ago. (If you don’t mind I’ll meet you at Cheam rather than Croydon, as it’s easier to get there from where I live.) One could get to Cheam by train, as long as you get to that bus stop for 10.45 please.
Any queries, phone me. DO NOT EMAIL ME AFTER 11.59pm on Friday – I don’t have email ‘on the go’.
Bring your usual supplies, but there may be one or two cafes and pubs along the way, and certainly at Kingston.

Yours, Paul Newbold
Tel. 07968 223589

Merton Abbey Mills: talk by John Hawks
2024-10-01 20:15 - 22:00
Our cyclists’ recent trip down the Wandle took them into Merton Abbey Mills. While there they were so impressed by John Hawks and his knowledge of, and enthusiasm for, the history and importance of the Abbey Mills that they recommended him for a COPSE evening.
So here he is, ready to educate and entertain us with a short film and talk. In his words, “Merton Priory is the plum feature of Merton Abbey Mills, and while I could certainly go on for hours about the Mills (which was the historic Liberty silk printing works before we turned it into a craft market) I think the Priory is even more interesting, and we can start by showing the 15 minute film about it!”
You can get a flavour of this history at their website https://www.mertonpriory.org/, but come along on Tuesday and John will bring it to life.

John has been involved with Merton Priory for many years and even wrote the Historical Guide, pictured here. Not to be missed!

Walk from Hever Station to Chiddingstone and Markbeech
2024-10-05 09:00 - 17:00
Meet at East Croydon Station from 09.00 to catch the 09.22 train to Uckfield, alighting at Hever.
This walk will be about 9.5 miles, and will start from Hever Station. It will take in Chiddingstone where we will stop for coffee, then The Rock at Chiddingstone Hoath, on to the Kentish Horse at Markbeech and back to Hever Station, or back to Cowden Station saving 0.7 miles.

Gatliff Planning
2024-10-08 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Dear COPSE
On Tuesday evening we continue planning for our annual Challenge Walk, the 40th Gatliff Marathon: Gatliff Marathon – Croydon Outdoor Pursuits & Social Events Club (copsecroydon.co.uk)

Gatliff Marathon – Croydon Outdoor Pursuits & Social Events Club
The 40th Gatliff Marathon SATURDAY 19th OCTOBER 2024 The Gatliff Marathon is an annual challenge walk, jog or run of 25 or 50km mostly on footpaths and tracks in the Kent and Surrey countryside.
www.copsecroydon.co.uk

This a hands on practical evening for all.
After a brief introduction we will split into groups.
We need up to 10 people to bring boxes down from the store room, put together kit for each of the five checkpoints (including Edenbridge), and put the boxes back into the storeroom. Nigel will supply the packing lists for each checkpoint.
We need 3 people with good handwriting to write up the checkcards for the 25k and 50k route participants. Sandra will supply the lists of names and pens.
Ken would like to talk to those planning to walk the 25k route to discuss logistics etc.
The Gatliff committee will be on hand to discuss any questions you may have about the day and give out leaflets to COPSE members to help promote the event.
Even if you have not heard about the event, please come along to lend a hand and find out about the event that was meant to be a one off for COPSE’s 50th anniversary, but celebrates 40 years this year.
We look forward to seeing you there. Please arrive promptly at 20:15 and start the evening with a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
Bob will be on hand to collect subs.

Best wishes
Margaret Philipson,
Chair of the Gatliff Marathon Committee

Email: maphilipson@hotmail.com
Mobile: 07985 198 947
Home: 01737 762 471

Cycle Ride
2024-10-12 09:30 - 17:00
Bike Ride
Led by Bob G
20 miles on The Waterlink to Greenwich.
“Not one single hill” – Bob
9.30 at East Croydon, by the taxis.

SingalongaSteve
2024-10-15 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Return of the COPSE Choir!

Can’t sing? You’ll surprise yourself, as Steve Barbe unearths unsuspected vocal talents in even our most unpromising members.
This is an entertaining evening where Steve brings humour and freshness to get everyone up and joining in. Come along and raise the Hall rafters even higher!

Add to calendar

Gatliff Marathon
2024-10-19
The 40th Gatliff Marathon
SATURDAY 19th OCTOBER 2024
The Gatliff Marathon is an annual challenge walk, jog or run of 25 or 50km mostly on footpaths and tracks in the Kent and Surrey countryside.
The challenge is to complete the event in under 10 hours, following the route directions and checking in at each of the checkpoints.
Full details, including entry, on the Gatliff page here.

Pantomimes: talk by Chris Abbott
2024-10-22 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
An A-Z of Pantomime
A light-hearted ramble through panto old and new, including some of the history of this genre and some of the strange traditions and superstitions associated with it, fully illustrated with many images.
Chris is a theatre reviewer and journalist, professor, author and panto musical director. He writes books about theatre (Putting on Panto to Pay for the Pinter, among others) and reviews for West End Best Friend.

To Be Confirmed (Please note that the visit to the Knepp Estate has been postponed)
2024-10-26 10:00

AGM
2024-10-29 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
It’s our Annual General Meeting
Your opportunity to look back at the past year and forward to the next. Reports will be made, officials elected, motions tabled, awards handed out and good deeds applauded.
All are welcome – looking forward to our usual large AGM turnout.

Have you voted for the Best Events and Best Viewpoint Articles?
Awards will be made at the AGM. Voting deadline is midnight on Sunday 27th October. Send your votes to Ken (Viewpoint) or Sandra (Events).

Sunday Walk with Pepys – Stroll 3 – a Night Out!
2024-11-03 11:00 - 17:00
This is the walk originally scheduled for 21st September but postponed due to sickness.
We were all so impressed with the Pepys Walk last December that we did a Second Instalment in February. If it’s worth doing, it’s worth flogging to death, so here we are for a third go.

Where?
Again we’ll be following the 17th Century footsteps of Samuel Pepys, this time seeking out the many places he went to for a good night out – of which he was an enthusiast. Again I’ll be your amateur guide, book in hand, pointing out the connections to Pepys on the way. No doubt other COPSErs will continue to persist in offering their own observations!
This will be an easy 3-4 hour walk along pavements (boots not required) for about 5-6 miles, ending with an optional beer or two at a historic tavern that also serves food. As it’s in central London, there’s plenty of access to public transport if you want to leave the walk early.
Who was Pepys?

A man who lived through the upheavals of the Civil War, the execution of Charles I, the reign of Cromwell and the subsequent restoration of the Monarchy with Charles II. Most significantly for us, from 1660 to 1669 he wrote a daily diary describing events high and low. He was a man on the rise with connections to politics and royalty, but determined to enjoy life with visits to taverns and theatres, domestic life with his French wife, and furtive dalliances with a variety of disreputable ladies.
Getting there
I’ll be catching the 11.15 East Croydon Platform 4 to Victoria, then tube from Victoria to St James’s Park (District & Circle line) to save a bit of walking at the start.
Joining opportunities:

East Croydon station from 11.00

https://w3w.co/dock.jars.folds

At Victoria station from our scheduled arrival time about 11.33

https://w3w.co/gladiators.zooms.sweep

At the entrance to St James’ Park, junction of The Mall with Marlborough Road, where we start the walk, from our expected arrival time about 11.45-12.00

https://w3w.co/pool.shrimp.linked

Call me (number below) if any difficulty joining up.
Finishing
We finish in The Borough, handy for London Bridge station and a couple of interesting pubs.
Links
Pepys’s diary for this day 363 years ago: https://www.pepysdiary.com/
General info on Pepys: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Pepys
Contact
Ken on 07921 258876

What3Words
Explanation is here. You can use the links to find any 3-metre square on earth. For best results, download the App.

Guy Fawkes Tribute Night
2024-11-05 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom

Quiz @ St. Matthew's Church, Redhill
2024-11-09 19:00 - 21:30
My church, St Matthew’s, Redhill, is holding its Annual Quiz on the evening of Saturday 9 November at 19.00. Would you like to join me to put a team or two together? I need four to six people per team. The questions are usually quite challenging. The current title of the quiz is “The Diary of A Churchwarden.” However there will be no questions about the names of streets in Redhill. It is a fun night out .

The cost is £10.00 per person, payment in advance only, which includes a Jacket Potato Supper (various toppings). Bring your own drinks.

St Matthew’s is on Station Road, close to both the railway and bus stations.
See: https://www.stmatthews-redhill.org.uk/findus.htm

London Loop from Kingston Bridge
2024-11-10 09:00 - 17:00
I shall be doing the next stage of the LOOP* this SUNDAY November 10th, 2024, continuing from where we left off at Kingston Bridge and hopefully getting as far as Donkey Wood, not far from Hatton Cross. The route goes via Bushy Park, and later follows the River Crane for much of the remaining walk, with its remnants of gunpowder production (appropriate for this time of the year). It will be up to ten miles of walking, but you can leave near to Fulwell Rail Stn (to come back via Clapham Junction) if you wish, as well as about two thirds through by a bus service back to Kingston.
Could well be muddy and wet in places, but things are draining away and drying out after a few weeks of hardly any rain. Bring some grub and drink, but there will be at least one cafe along the way.
How to get there:
Catch the 09.13am SL7 bus from East Croydon to Kingston (Wood Street stop, NOT the Kingston bus station).
This bus does not go from East Croydon bus station, but from around the corner from the rail station in Dingwall Road, stop E8 (literally 2 mins walk). Please be on the bus from there, and I shall jump on the bus at Sutton (failing that I’ll wait at the WOOD STREET, KINGSTON stop).
I hope this is not too early – you caught a bus at a similar time last time without being aware of it (allowing for the trick of BST!!).
If we get all the way to Donkey Wood, we shall walk to Hatton Cross, where one can get the tube back to a terminal for trains to East Croydon, BUT the SL7 stops at Hatton Cross, so you may be better catching this and returning to East Croydon by this express bus service (the same bus you used on the way out, of course).

Paul NEWBOLD – 07968 223589.
No emails on the day, as I won’t see ’em till I get back!

*the LOOP is the London Outer Orbital Path, a 150-mile-long foot trail around London following parks and green spaces, rivers and suburban areas in an Odyssey where you never quite know who you’ll encounter or what may happen (a bit of a microcosm for life in general!).

Linda and Tim's Trip to Scotland
2024-11-12 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Linda says:
Good Evening Everyone,
I do hope you can join us tomorrow evening for a little trip to Scotland and enjoy some of our photos, to follow our route and let us entertain you with a Tim & Linda style narrative. We will honestly try very hard not to bore anyone.
There maybe something Scottish on offer – no, not Scotland’s best malt whiskey, just in case you build your hopes up.

Folk Evening, All Saints, Merstham
2024-11-16 19:00 - 23:00
Merstham Women’s Group (MWG) is holding a Folk Evening which is open to all on the evening of Saturday 16 November at 19.00, at Canada Hall, All Saints Church, Battlebridge Lane, South Merstham, RH1 3LH. Would you like to join us? All Saints Church is around a 15 minutes walk from Merstham station, which has frequent trains to Croydon. There is plenty of on street parking.
This will be an evening of live music with local band, The Cohorts. Tickets are £10 each. There will be two sessions of music with an interval where MWG will be selling teas, coffees, squash and snacks. The evening will end with a raffle.

The Cohort Folk Band
Live in Merstham
Saturday 16th November
Canada Hall, 7pm £10.25
Buy tickets here

Oxted RNLI
2024-11-19 20:00 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Lifeboats in Oxted?
Linda clarifies:
Lois Atterton from the Oxted branch of the RNLI is coming to give a talk on how the RNLI began; how it has changed and developed over the years to become the amazing institution it is today – and it is still just a charity.
Lois is a good speaker as I heard her speak this year and I can thoroughly recommend coming to listen to her talk. Please come along early to get your refreshments, so we can start on time.

Planning Meeting
2024-11-21 20:00 - 22:00 | Spreadeagle Pub, 39-41 Katharine St, Croydon, CR0 1NX, United Kingdom
This is your chance to set the agenda for the next quarter for both Club Nights and Outdoor activities. Bring along your proposals and bright ideas – very few are ever rejected!
And if you can’t make the meeting send them in to me.

Where?

An upstairs room in the Spread Eagle pub,
Katharine Street

When?

Thursday 21st November
6.30pm for food & drink (optional)
8pm for Business

"Borough and Elephant & Castle" Walk
2024-11-24 09:00 - 17:00
An easy stroll, no more than 4 miles, finishing about 3.30pm.
From 10am meet at East Croydon station =>10.20 train (platform ?) to London Bridge station (loo stop 🚻 only) where my walk will start via the Shard, Guy’s Hospital, the old Operating Theatre (optional visit) which is open from 10.30am to 5pm where the admission is £7 (concessions) + £9 (adults), Borough Market and “Crossbones Cemetery”.
Lunch stop at the Elephant + Castle’s Wetherspoons (The Rockingham Arms), the new “elephant park”” development with its “elephant springs” 💦 + then via backstreets to a “quietish” pub near London Bridge station.
If you have any queries or intend joining us later in the day somewhere, please let me know.

Keith Southam
keithsoutham@yahoo.co.uk
mobile/text = 07749 515486
(which is always “switched on” !!)

OBJECTivity, + a "September Presentation"!
2024-11-26 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
This will be a relaxed evening in South Croydon. We shall welcome any of you that can make it – with or without objects!
🤔 ? 😆 ? 🧐 ? 😳
However, if you can, please lift off your shelves, extract from your treasure chests of mementoes or seek from storage boxes beneath your beds etc. any object(s) that can be brought to our hall with an explanation offered. We have entertained ourselves in this manner previously and an interesting array of items was displayed.
Have you something that is a little puzzling and perhaps not readily identifiable? Have you a family heirloom – from this country or from another? Please bring that. It might be an extraordinary “something” or just a very ordinary “something”, but with a tale to tell about it. In other words, anything goes – or comes, please! So, be it of sentimental value, of educational interest, or something humorous, we do hope you can bring it along.
If you pass me up to three of your objects, when you arrive at the hall, these will form our initial display. If you have further items, please keep them bagged but with you and they could be added, if time allows.
The “September Presentation” bit will happen at announcements, giving advance details of a Club-wide trip that some of you might like to join.

Local Restaurant Evening Meal
2024-11-28 19:00 - 22:00
You might well like Cornish pasties and cream teas but, “No!” these will not be served. With the restaurant named “The TRURO”, perhaps West Country favourites might be expected. However, that name is of a ship that travelled from India to South Africa, during the 19th century. The cuisine served at the restaurant is a combination of both those places.
We can be seated together, separately from other tables. The menu is attached. Ken and I have already enjoyed a meal there.
Our COPSE booking is for 7pm (eating time is usually a little later, by the time everyone is gathered and seated).
Location: 3-7 Southend, Croydon, CR0 1BE. From our hall, it’s just straight along the main road towards Croydon, the penultimate building on the right before Coombe Road.
Please let me know, if you’d like to go on our dining list.

Regards,

Ireen Best (07968 035522)

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Reigate Christmas Fayre and walk in the afternoon
2024-11-30 10:30 - 17:00
Dear COPSE
Please join me for these events on the Saturday 30 November.
In the morning from 11:30 you can shop at Reigate’s Christmas Fayre organised by the Reigate Business Guild: Christmas Fayre – Reigate Business Guild.
In the afternoon at 13:30 please meet me at the Renewed Hope/RDO stall outside Hamptons Estate Agent at 6 Church St for a linear walk of 3 miles along the Greensand Way to Redhill, taking in Priory Park and Redhill Common. This may be muddy in places, so walking boots are recommended. There will be some uphill and downhill sections on the walk.
Please have your lunch etc. before starting the walk and be ready to leave promptly at 13:30. There will be lots of catering options at the fayre, together with a choice of cafes and pubs in Reigate.
Trains leave East Croydon for Reigate at 10:56 and 11:26. You can also get the 405 bus to Redhill and then get another bus to Reigate. There will be road closures in Reigate for the Fayre, soparking may be difficult. Parking in the vicinity of St Mark’s church Reigate is possible and is just outside the controlled parking zone.
We will finish the walk in Redhill around 16:00.

RNLI Fundraiser at Ruskin House
2024-11-30 19:00 - 23:00 | Ruskin House, 23 Coombe Road, Croydon, CR0 1BD, United Kingdom
Below, please find the reminder for this Saturday evening. As per Margaret’s email, you can enjoy the daytime with her but also be back in Croydon to enjoy music for a very good cause!
Slotting most neatly into our COPSE programmes, as a follow-on from last Tuesday’s Club Night, is this Saturday’s local RNLI fundraising concert. Details, as per poster. However, I have arranged with the organiser that he will reserve seats for COPSErs to sit together, if I can tell him in advance our number attending.

You will pay your own fee at the door. (Some of us will gain the reduced entry cost!) A good few COPSErs attended this concert previously and had an enjoyable, musical evening. If you would like to come this time, please do let me know and you will be added to my Club list.

Regards

Ireen Best (07968 035522)
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Christmas Art
2024-12-03 20:30 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Tuesday night at the Hall we’ll once again dig deep into our reserves of artistic talent to create some Christmas cheer in anticipation of our party on the 17th.

Talents on show last time

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Come along, with or without your own materials, to make some decorations and generally make the place festive.
Ken

"Hidden Carshalton" Walk - POSTPONED!
2024-12-08 09:00 - 17:00
This event has been POSTPONED due to Storm Darragh!
. . . because not only morning bus travel from the croydon area will be difficult, but also Sutton Council are almost certain to close both Grove Park + Wilderness Island for safety reasons. Consequently, Keith will rearrange for a vacant Sunday in either late February or March.

From 10.30am meet for coffee 🍵 in “The Galaxy” cafe at
78, Carshalton High Street (which is opposite the Cryer Arts Centre) where you can get various buses from East Croydon, West Croydon + Purley.
Then a three mile leisurely circular walk via Carshalton Ponds, the River Wandle, Wilderness Island + ending up about 3pm at a pub in Carshalton.
If you have any queries, please let me know.

Keith Southam
keithsoutham@yahoo.co.uk
mobile/text = 07749 515486
(which is always switched on)
