Walk 33.
Walkers, Richard Porter, Bernie Porter, Lee Wiggins, Paul Dolan, Stuart Page.
March 2016. 68.5 miles
Monday - Faversham to Swale - 17 miles
Breakfast at Jittermugs, homemade walnut bread
Keep walking you'll hit the sea
2 circuits of Faversham
The birds Hitchcock
Mad dog and owner
All quiet on the Saxon shore way
Strong tailwind and headwind
Paul Dolan blistered feet
Great lunch at the Ship Inn, homemade rolls.
Lost in Kemsley.
Truck Grand Prix.
Train ride from Swale to Gillingham.
Wonderful blue eyes.
One shower, one disabled bath, one standard.
Still waiting for Mike Liddell
Emma Premier Inn staff of the year
Overnight Premier Inn - Chatham/Gillingham (Victory Pier)
Tuesday - Swale to Gravesend - 20 miles
Strood Stan happy taxi man
Helpful Anne in Rochester
Bernies challenge with the Dalmatian and co
Estuary restrictive barriers
Endless cafe menu from Tony Lerenzo
Charles Dickens house
Locked gate across the train line
Premier Inn I'll just start again at reception
Lees room end of the world, no lift
Mad skip driver
Rochester bridge and castle
Overnight Premier Inn - Gravesend Central
Wednesday - Tilbury to Southend 19.5 miles
Pocahontas statue in Gravesend
Was the ferry sea worthy to Tilbury?
Dave the cab driver Spurs fan
Miss Corringham turns out to be Mr Corringham
Very well sign posted Thames estuary path
Lovely neighbours with barbed wire fence
Tesco Pittsea lunch excellent food
Lovely old church in middle of nowhere
Mud and boggy in places
Sorry, we have a private function tonight cafe
Lisa from ock tea, coffee and Belgian apple cake
Walk to the brand new Premier Inn
Amazing corner sea view room, well done Annabel
Gala dinner in the sand bar and seafood co
Marriott fish and chip shop on fire
Lee what is my room number
Overnight Premier Inn - Southend On Sea
Thursday - Southend to Wallasey 12 miles
Smile for Pat the photographer
Plenty of sunshine
Boat in the front drive
Spurs shop in Southend, Greggs, Greggs and Greggs
Brenda the patio cleaner
Lee and more Premier Inn activity
The largest pot of tea for one
10.000 steps lightweight
Paglesham church
Finish at 2pm
OUR TARGET
Our progress towards £1 million
The Spoilt Ramblers have supported Honeypot children's charity over the past 10 years and are delighted to continue the commitment for significant funding to this important charity for children.