Author Archives: eileen

Nuneaton Hill Walking and Mountaineering Club MOEL SIABOD 6th August 2022 Colin, Martyn, Mo, Anna and Monique arrived at Pont-Cyfyng, Capel Curig ready for a 10 am start.  The weather was fine and sunny as we climbed the track to … Continue reading →

Nuneaton Hill Walking and Mountaineering Club According to the programme this should have been a day trip to Moel Siabod in North Wales but  as there were only a couple of members available it was changed to Mam Tor to … Continue reading →

Nuneaton Hill Walking and Mountaineering Club A super weekend with superb weather, dry and sunny but cool enough for the snow to remain on top of the highest mountains. To stretch our legs after the drive up we did a … Continue reading →

The Weaver Hills are the very end of the Pennine ridge. Built on carboniferous limestone and the walk passes several large quarries, some still in use and tumuli showing evidence of its pre-historic past. The walk, which is just short … Continue reading →

Happy New Year. We are now through the worst of the pandemic and have put together a programme of events for the coming year. January The Long Mynd in Shropshire on the 22 January kicked off our walking programme for … Continue reading →

Unfortunately for the early part of the year we were in lockdown so we were not able to meet up as a group. However we did keep in touch with each other over ” zoom” having a quiz on a … Continue reading →

Instead of a walk a cycle ride was proposed. Keith planned a 20 mile circuit around the local villages starting in Whitestone Nuneaton out through Bulkington and Shilton to Withybrook then out to Monks Kirby and Claybrook Pava  returning via … Continue reading →

A highly successful trip all within the current Covid Regulations, to show that such activities can be workable in these unusual times.                                      … Continue reading →

Four members met at Brinklow on a very warm and sunny July morning to walk a section of the Coventry Way. The walk was lead by Martyn and started in Brinklow Village and followed the Coventry and Centenary Ways through … Continue reading →

High Cross was the meeting point for todays walk. There were five on the walk which set off along the footpath in a north easterly direction. We took as short diversion to visit the local nature reserve but there was … Continue reading →