Welcome to the website of the St Francis of Assisi Catholic Ramblers Club .   Unfortunately the advent of Covid 19 prevented a suitable   celebration but    every time the law allowed the Sunday rambles took place and were well attended and enjoyed by our members.                                                           

 
Regards
 
 Below are details of ambles on Sunday 1st February and Saturday 7 February 2026. Also details of funeral arrangements of Carol Pritchard on Tuesday 3 February 2026.
 
Sunday 1st February   Leaders    Francis and Denis     High Barnet Circular.
Meet  Totteridge and Whetstone Station 10.00 am Northern Line
Returning from High Barnet station Northern Line
Bring sandwiches as we will stop at the Poor Clares convent for a break.
We will then visit a pub in High Barnet at the end of the walk. 
 

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR CAROL PRITCHARD (NEE MCMAHON) WHO DIED JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Carol’s funeral will be at noon on Tuesday, 3rd February at the RC Cathedral Church of St Michael and St George, Queens Avenue, Aldershot GU11 2BY and afterwards at the neighbouring St Andrews Scottish Garrison Church Hall. There is plenty of parking at the churches. Everyone is welcome. We will say farewell to Carol at the church and then we hope everyone will join us in the church hall to continue to celebrate Carol’s life and share our memories of her.

 
Saturday 7th February  Leader Maurice Hickman  Redhill Circular.
Meet  Blackfriars at 9.50 for 10.14 to Redhill.
Lunch: Skimmington Castle Reigate Heath.
Tea      Garibaldi Mill Street Redhill.
Distance 8 mostly level miles
 
Notice of further rambles and other club events will appear as soon as we have the details.
 
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