Why don't you go on the London walks?

[Iguana]

I'd like to go on a walk, but any caffs or pubs would have to be dog friendly because all my walks now have to include my 3 month old puppies. And it would have to be North or East London atm as they when they are frightnened they forget about toilet training so tube travel is out.

They are hardy though, at 10 weeks they took a 5 hour walk along the Lea. They slept that night.

 

[zenie]

I'd like to go on a walk, but any caffs or pubs would have to be dog friendly because all my walks now have to include my 3 month old puppies. And it would have to be North or East London atm as they when they are frightnened they forget about toilet training so tube travel is out.

They are hardy though, at 10 weeks they took a 5 hour walk along the Lea. They slept that night.

Aww what dogs do you have?

And why are you letting them walk along the ground outside just yet?

They cant have had all their jabs yet?

The pubs are usually dog friendly

 

[Iguana]

Springer Spaniels. All jabbed at 9 weeks.

 

[Monkeygrinder's Organ]

Some sort of shifting combination of laziness, hangovers and other things going on.

 

[William of Walworth]

Some sort of shifting combination of laziness, hangovers and other things going on.

Sounds like an accurate summary of lightweightness

 

[Mrs Magpie]

Isn't it ventilation for the tube network?

That's the first time anyone has said that in the 25+ years I've lived round here....I've been told many times it's to do with the heating system that used to exist for Myatt's Field Estate...

 

[BEARBOT]

i have been on a few of the london walks and enjoyed them all.
the reasons i dont go on more..either im away or i want to go somewhere eles that day
sometimes the walk doesnt grab my attention cos i feel like i know the area/route quite well,sometimes the weather is shit and i dont have outdoor gear really..dont want to stump up for it either

the sewage pipe/pump house walk IS meant to be interesting from what ive read...will try to come if im around that w/e

for me tho generally speaking walks in zone 6 or just outside of london in woods/countryside would interest me a lot more,say another epping forest one like 2 years ago..
im not a serious walker who wants to clock up miles so i dont mind pub or food stops...im not a big drinker at all tho,so its a fine line between is it a pub crawl or a walk if each walk has 3 pub stops? depends on who turns up really,i guess organisers could be flexable about this