Tawe Trekkers Newsletter - 13th Sept 2010
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Garw Valley Walk - Sat 18th Sept
Back from the Bavarian Alps, Dave leads a walk in the slightly more tame environment of the Garw Valley (near Maesteg). There's one steep climb but it's worth it for the spectacular views which extend to Cwm Ogmore, Cwm Llynfi, Swansea Bay and Pen-y-Fan.
Distance: 8 Miles
Difficulty: Moderate
Meeting: 0930 at County Hall in Swansea, or 1015 in the Sainsbury's Carpark at the Sarn (Bridgend) turning of the M4. Dave will meet us there and show us to the start point.
Contact: Dave on 07828621311 for more details.
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Pub Night @ the Brunswick
On Thursday (16th) we meet again for our regular pub night at the Brunswick in the Sandfields area of Swansea. All welcome so please drop in and say hello!
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Night out - meeting @ Salt Bar in Mumbles - Sat 18th Sept
Forgot to put this on the email first of all(!), but if anyone would like a few drinks after the walk on Saturday then we'll be meeting at the Salt Bar in Mumbles from about 8pm. All welcome! For further details or if anyone has any problems with transport, etc, please call me on 07766652837.
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Germany Pics
Dave organised an amazing trip to the Bavarian Alps which a few lucky Trekkers and Black Country walkers returned from yesterday - tired, but it's fair to say, exhilarated. The literal highpoint of the trip was the Zugspitze; the highest point in Germany with a peak of almost 3000m (10,000ft) in altitude - nearly 3 Snowdons!
Dave, Paul, Andrew, Graham or I will be happy to tell you stories of the trip on upcoming walks! In the meantime, if you'd like to look at Paul's photo gallery of the trip here's the link:
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That's about it for this week. Many thanks to Emyr and Trudi for organising the programme while some of us were enjoying ourselves in the Alps(!), and watch this space for updates on the Black Mountains weekend which is fast approaching.
Cheers,
Doug