Weekly walk in Dulwich Park

By bvpainter
November 7, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 7, 2016

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Posted November 7, 2016

Every Wednesday at 10.00 am, come rain or come shine, a group of us meet in Dulwich Park for a walk in the park. We normally divide up into two groups, one whom do a lap of the park at a gentle pace, and the other two laps of the whole park at a slightly faster pace.

We meet at the entrance to the car park, and all are welcome. After the walk we all meet up in the cafe for coffee etc. We are a friendly group, so come and meet us.

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