Free Wirral Walks!

Monday 31st May:
1.Historic Tranmere led by Roy Dennett
Tour of Holt Hill and Donkey Town, including the Tranmere Tunnels.
2. Foraging around Tranmere.
Tours starts 3pm at Tranmere Neighbourhood Resource Centre, Church Road (tour will last approx. 2 hours).

Tuesday 1st June:
1. Historic Seacombe led by Joanne Dickson
A walk along the promenade, includes the history of Seacombe Ferry, Guinea Gap baths, Wallasey Town Hall, Egremont Ferry and the River Mersey.
2. Wirralpedia Myths and Facts of Seacombe.
Tours starts 3pm at Seacombe Ferry, meet at the sand stone map, next to the taxi rank (tour will last approx. an hour and a half).

Wednesday 2nd June:
Birkenhead North Wirralpedia Walk - Facts and Myths of North Birkenhead
Tour starts 3pm outside BIRKENHEAD NORTH Rail station

Thursday 3rd June:
1. Historic Rock Ferry led by Roy Dennett
Includes the history of Rock Park.
2. Wirralpedia Myths and Facts of Rock Ferry
Tours starts at 3pm from Rock Ferry Neighbourhood Resource Centre, Bedford Road (tour will last approx. 2 hours).

Friday 4th June:
1. Historic South Birkenhead
2. Wirralpedia Myths and Facts of South Birkenhead
3. Foraging in South Birkenhead
Tours start at 3pm from Live Wirral Centre, Laird Street

Saturday 5th June
BIRKENHEAD PARK

Heath Walk
Nature Walk
Nordic Walk
Foraging in the park
Historic Birkenhead Park

Tours start at 2pm outside the Visitor Centre

Tours are FREE but booking is recommended. For more information, or to book a place e-mail [email protected] or phone Paul Kelly on 07793721221

Email to elaine wont deliver. Sent a text to paul hoping for 2 places on 2 walks, waiting on reply.

Email to elaine wont deliver. Sent a text to paul hoping for 2 places on 2 walks, waiting on reply.

strange on email - OK email me on [email protected] too - I'll make sure your places are booked

Hi. My google account wont let me email you either? i pm you but you over the pm limit.

Yer. Got me places!! Paul txtd back.

Monday 31st May:
1.Historic Tranmere led by Roy Dennett
Tour of Holt Hill and Donkey Town, including the Tranmere Tunnels.
hmmmmmm! T.C. likes!

Aye. Saw the word tunnel and got my name on the list pronto!

I won't be back in time

tell you all about it tuesday

email not working

Text/ ring paul number in 1st post

Text/ ring paul number in 1st post. With saying that my email to artymum 'failed' but i did get a reply??

Artymum empty your pms please!

thanks queen nice one!

Just booked my tranmere walk for monday as well

Monday 31st May:
1.Historic Tranmere led by Roy Dennett
Tour of Holt Hill and Donkey Town, including the Tranmere Tunnels.

list started

1.RUDEBOX
2.PLUSONE
3.T.C
4.SUE
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"Foraging in south Birkenhead"???

Yeah we're a bit worried about the foraging as no-one booked on yet but the guy who's leading the walks is really great and will be bringing along samples of things that can be cooked from foraging trips.

Who knows - we could find the next Bear Grylis or Ray Mears?

The evening projects in each area involve a mobile allotment that will be planted up over the course of the week (same team as the forager) and then a cycle powered cinema screening.
Hoping it will be a really good evening in each place.

How are the numbers for the rest of the walks?

Low - we'll be out in those areas leafleting each morning and it's all in a newspaper that was delivered to some 20K houses this week but still really low, which is a shame.

Think I've been given foraging duties tomorrow instead of history but there's nettle wine to be sampled at least

It's low because of the need to book - id be interested (I mean I only live down the road from the Tranmere walk), but I aint into giving my details out to any random stranger etc...

Sorry, but the booking idea seems pointless. If numbers are low, then remove the obstacles.

20k leaflets? Ive not had one, you sure they are being delivered?

20K newspapers, they should have all been delivered Friday.

I know all Birkenhead and Seacombe HMR areas got them as I've had lots of feedback but Tranmere was on the list, we gave the delivery guy a map with the NRC on the centre and asked for a mile radius all around to be delivered. I'm glad you told me though as we do need to know if local people didn't receive them.

I wondered about the need to book too, it wasn't my idea, but the history guys wanted to know numbers so they wouldn't have too many (wishful thinking) so we just did a booking system for all.
However -

If you want to just turn up, it won't be a problem at all.

I live by Seacombe ferry+ never got a newspaper.

AM really worried now as we paid a small fortune to have the papers delivered.

Thinking of maybe combing the history/foraging walks - would that interest anyone?

That may be a good option.

Plusone interested in the foraging too

Think we'll have to wait and see - depends on walk leaders and planed routes.

are peeps still goin

I am! Plusone has bailed. U still coming sue?

yeah, getting train at 25 past 2 to green lane then walk up

Am walking over. Leaving now. C ya sn

ok

great walk, looked at places ive never seen before.

fantastic walk today gang around tranmere would recommend it to anyone learn t a lot of history that i did not know and they did too! big thanks to Artymum for the heads up and the bottles of water! will put some pics up in a bit gang
had to laugh when the guide said about him and his friends putting the petition on wiki i just looked at Rude and said out loud wasn't that you? Rude went red

i did'!! I was speechless.
V. Interesting walk tho. Loved the R.C Stuff+ the buried horse in whetstone lane.

Thanks to you all for coming along, Giulia said it was really great too. Foraging was fab - tasted thistle and dandelion galore and learnt loads - most of the plants he was talking about are available en-masse at the butterfly park, might try and arrange a foraging day there now. At the end of the walk he put all the leaves we found with some garlic mustard leaves and wild rocket from Birkenhead Park and made a gorgeous salad that we had with bread rolls and tasted nettle wine(not for me that) but overall really good walk.
The event tonight went really well too, everyone in Tranmere got into the spirit of it and cycled for us, the smoothie maker bike went down a storm too.
Loads more going on all week, feel free to come along

Thanks artymum. Let you know if i get a leaflet tomorrow- i reckon Plusone + Croc could 'reach the Green' from ours as a tee off to the meeting point!

Wud like to attend the bbq too+ the historic film! Unfort. its Running Club nite+ so hope to get there for the arse-end of the bbq, just in time to watch the film?

We might start a little bit later tomorrow, just to get the dark night for the film so you'll still have time for a Burger - they were massive burgers tonight, all the local kids could only manage a half of one!

Ooh right! Thats great- wot an incentive to finish the Run!! Haha. Seriously, where are you housing the flim?

Hmmm supposedly on the side of St Johns Church, Central Park, Liscard. However work are doing a reccy tomorrow, in case it's not suitable - it'll be around there somewhere if not, we have a screen we can use if we cant do the side of a building.

Sounds good! Be nice to see the Church in use again before its renovated into posh ville apartments!