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Dartmouth Thursday walks July - September 2022
Curtains Up!
A round-up of some of the shows happening in theatres near you….
THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH
Theatreroyal.com Tel: 01752 267222 4 - 9 July
Thriller Live
12 - 23 July Bat Out Of Hell 26 July - 6 Aug Dreamgirls
PRINCESS THEATRE TORQUAY Box Office: 0844 871 7615
Atgtickets.com 7 July
10 July 14 July 16 July 17 July 22 July
Back to Bacharach UK Foo Fighters
Luther Vandross Celebration
9 - 13 Aug Footloose 14 August
Strictly Presents: Keeeep Dancing! The Glenn Miller Orchestra
PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS
Plymouthpavilions.com Box Office: 0333 7727727 13 July 26 July 30 July
Here Come The Boys James Arthur
5 & 6 Aug
The Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines Kevin Bridges
PALACE THEATRE PAIGNTON Tel: 01803 665800
palacetheatrepaignton.co.uk Through July Agatha Christie’s The Unexpected Guest Rhythm of the Dance Lipstick on your Collar
9 July
5 August 6 August
The Beach Boys Tribute Show 17 & 18 Aug Hexwood School of Sorcery
MERLIN CINEMA KINGSBRIDGE
Merlincinemas.co.uk Tel: 01548 856636 21 July
Date 7th Jul
14th Jul 21st Jul
28th Jul 4th Aug
11th Aug
18th Aug 25th Aug
1st Sept 8th Sept 15th Sept 22nd Sept
29th Sept
Time Walk level
10.00 or 10.20
10.00 or 10.10
10.00 or 10.15
2 10.30 3
Location of walk (£=bring money for ferry)
Long Wood circular (£)
2 Hillhead to Kingswear via Slapper’s Hill (£)
10.30 3 + Froward Point Kingswear (£) 2
10.15 2
10.00 or 10.10
09.50 or 10.35
10.00 or 10.10
2 1
3 10.30 3
10.30 or 10.55
3
Broadsands Beach to Brixham via golf course and The Grove (£) Blackpool Sands via Venn Lane
Churston Station to Churston Library via Elberry Cove (£)
Dart riverside and Dartington Cider Press circular
Churston Greenway circular walk (£)
Dartmouth Walk & Talk: We are an informal walking group based in Dartmouth. Anyone is very welcome to join our walks, but you do so entirely at your own risk. Listed walks may be changed or cancelled at short notice, for example should inclement weather make walking conditions unsuitable or hazardous.
We are an informal walking group based in Dartmouth. Anyone is very welcome to join our walks, but you do so entirely at your own risk. Listed walks may be changed or cancelled at short notice, for example should inclement weather make walking conditions unsuiutable or hazardrous. Walks also take place on other days, currently Tuesdays. The walk is only decided during the previous week, so for details ring/text the WhatsApp group.
Kingswear circular with estuary and river views (£)
Strete to Torcross via Strete Gate and Slapton Ley
10.30 3
Little Dartmouth via the Diamond Jubilee Way and Swannaton Road
Dartmouth Castle car park
Michael McIntyre: Work in Progress Jane McDonald
There is no charge for attending these walks, all we ask is that you bring enough money to join us for refreshments at the end if you would like to; and for the ferry where indicated in the ‘Location’ column with (£).
For more information about the walks please ring 07570 848446 or email:
walkandtalk@talktalk.net
Additional Information: - Please wear suitable clothing (layers are best) and comfortable, supportive footwear. - Light coloured clothing is recommended where walks involve using busy roads. - Dogs are welcome on the walks. Please clear up after them and e
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- Please bring a bottle of water on warm days. - Please bring medication with you if required.
Fast Rabbit Farm Garden created in sheltered valley with natural
stream. Several ponds and lake, partially wooded, rockery, extensively planted, extends to 43 acres plus new woodland planting and walks.
Garden created in sheltered valley with natural stream. Several ponds and lake, partially wooded, rockery, extensively planted, extends to 12 acres plus new woodland planting and walks. Car park. Some level walks
For more information about the walks please ring 07570 848446 or email
walkandtalk@talktalk.net All walks are subject to change/cancellation at short notice at this time
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The Walk Levels shown give an indication of the difficulty of the walk. Level 1 is an easy walk of less than an hour using mostly flat, hard surfaced paths with no steep hills or steps. Level 3 walks can use a variety of footpaths, roads and tracks, some of which may be uneven, muddy and slippery. These walks may involve steps, inclines and stiles and will usually take over two hours.
Meeting point
Berry Head, Brixham circular (£) 10.00 – 18 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.20 Bank Lane Brixham
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens
10.00 – no 18 or 120 bus from the Banjo Kingswear or 10.10 at Hillhead Camp bus stop
Kingswear railway station
10.00 – 120 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.15 Broadsands/Churston Library
Dartmouth Leisure Centre, Townstal Return from Blackpool Sands on no 3 bus
10.00 – 120 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.10 Churston Bridge by the station
09.50 – 92 bus from Dartmouth Pontoon or 10.35 Totnes railway station (Plymouth side)
10.00 – 120 bus from the Banjo Kingswear or 10.10 Churston Bridge by the station Kingswear railway station
10.30 3 Dittisham & the Dart Valley Trail Sandquay Wood car park, Old Mill Lane, Townstal
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.55 Strete Kings Arms Car Park (2nd bus stop in Strete)
welcome
Dogs on leads
OPEN DAILY, ALL YEAR ROUND Admission £7.00, Children £1.00
Parties welcome by appointment Monthly guided walks with local naturalist Disabled: please phone prior to visit (call for details) Car park. Some level walks
Open Sundays 11am-5pm March to November Bank Holiday Mondays
(see website for details) Admission £3.50, Children 50p
Parties welcome by appointment. Disabled: Please phone prior to visit
www.fastrabbitfarm.co.uk
PLANTS FOR SALE NT Live: Prima Facie (recorded)
Strawberry Valley, Dartmouth, TQ6 0NB
www.fastrabbitfarm.co.uk
Tel: 07813 504490 Ash Cross, Dartmouth
PLANTS FOR SALE
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