The Big SLJ Walk

Walking is a great way to get your daily exercise and anyone can do it. We are lucky to have amazing footpaths and trails around Sevenoaks and we’d like to share more of them with you by inviting you to join us for The Big SLJ Walk.

Donation to Trinitas who makes Reusable Sanitary pads in Malawi

This will be a guided walk of roughly 2 hours at a sociable walking pace starting at 10am on a Sunday - roughly monthly. The Big SLJ Walk is free to join but we’d appreciate a donation of £1 per person which will be donated to charity - for the moment we are fundraising for Tani Pads in Malawi. We’d also like to do some litter picking en route at the same time - Runners call it plogging, we are not sure what the walking term is!

Anyone who enjoys walking can join us including dogs, although we would expect dogs to be well behaved and if needed, on a lead. Each Big Walk will leave from a different location, we may end up at or near a pub for an optional drink at the end. Obviously you wouldn’t have to come to every walk. The Big Walk will be hosted by SLJ and Oaks Blokes but it is important to know that we are just leading this, not coaching.

The next Big Walk will be on June 9th

Meet point - we will be meeting in the center of the village in Chiddinsgtone.
Time 9.45 ready to leave promptly at 10.00am.
Route -An undulating but pretty route. Normally a few sheep on the way so dogs on leads.
Duration - Approx 2 hours.

In order to join us on a walk we ask that you read and sign the attached form -

Name *

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address *

Mobile phone number

Please give us your mobile number - we intend to have a private Whats App group for information and updates prior to each walk, to make it quick and easy for everyone to access the information.

Please tell us how many of you will be attending and if you are bringing children, their ages. *

Please read each box and tick that you have read and understood each statement *

The walk will leave promptly at 10am from the venue listed.

Each walk will be about 2 hours walking at a brisk pace.

Please ensure you have trainers or walking shoes suitable for walking on trails and muddy footpaths.

Some of these routes are quite flat, others can be extremely hilly, we will aim to catch our breath at the tops of challenging hills, and enjoy the view!

If you know your child will be comfortable walking this distance please bring them but they will be your responsibility to look after.

The routes are not suitable for babies in buggies.

Should you want to turn back to your car at any point, or indeed go faster than the groups is walking, that is not a problem but you will have to take responsibility for that yourself.

Dogs are welcome to join you as long as they are well behaved, you bring poo bags and are aware of the need to put them back on a lead near roads or livestock.

Injuries - please be aware that the trails and paths can be slippery and by joining this walk you do so at your own risk. Many of the leaders are First Aid trained & can give some assistance if an injury occurs.