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| The étang de Triveaux |
First, Domi's info:
For next Wednesday I propose a hike of about 11 km on hilly ground with some ups and downs and one steep climb through the woods and around some ponds of Plessis-Robinson, Clamart and Meudon forest.
The picnic spot will be near l'étang de Triveaux in the forêt de Meudon. http://www.tate.org.
There is a little buvette-brasserie in the vicinity where it is possible to have a hot meal or a sandwich. Those who bring their lunch can take a crêpe or a cup of coffee — such a comfort in the middle of the forest!
Travel arrangements:
From Châtelet Les Halles take RER B at 9.36 direction Robinson. Arrival at Robinson at 10.01, zone 3. The same train from Denfert Rochereau passes at 9.43. Be there earlier.
At the Gare de Robinson walk to the head of the train then to the right and take the exit avenue Jules Guesde. The meeting place will be at the top of the stairs.
Don't forget your walking sticks and your good spirits.
Return from Meudon Val Fleury RER C zone 3.
See you on Wednesday with the good weather and your smiles.
Dominique
My mobile 06 33 23 07 31
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From Daniel P: More about our stroll/walk on Sunday 21 April
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2nd AND LAST MESSAGE
and a small CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
RDV 10:15 (instead of 10:30)
Exit of the station Sucy-Bonneuil
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Roughly:
The stroll - 3 km from the station to parc du Morbras.
The walk - 2,5/3 km more, then a snack/lunch/picnic.
The hike - (after lunch) 4 km more to Champigny RER station or to the Kingfisher Island and its "guinguette".
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Return - Each end of walk is near a RER station.
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About the stroll - Dogs on leash are allowed in the parc.
On the walk - Cornice and slope to the Marne. Walk along the river and its islands. Don't forget your snack/lunch and water.
On the hike - A drink at "la guinguette du Martin Pêcheur" is 4.50 € including ballroom entrance. Music starts at 2:00 pm. "Shall we dance ?"
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Icing on the cake: most walkers intend to speak English during the walk.
We must add: Sucy-en-Brie is twinned with Scituate (Massachussets) and Surrey Heath (England).
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WALKERS COMING FROM PARIS - Take RER A, direction Boissy-Saint-Léger, then stop at Sucy-Bonneuil (zone 4). Exit: place de la Gare.
RER leaves Auber station at 9:42, Châtelet Les Halles 9:44, Gare de Lyon 9:47. Arrival: 10:12.
Purchase a single ticket. Return will be from another station.
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Looking forward to seeing you.
Daniel Perot.
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For more information, email or call Daniel (not idwalkfriends).
09 50 56 65 26 or Mobile 06 51 22 35 16 (only the day of the walk).
daniel.perot@free.fr
2nd AND LAST MESSAGE
and a small CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
RDV 10:15 (instead of 10:30)
Exit of the station Sucy-Bonneuil
------------------------------
Roughly:
The stroll - 3 km from the station to parc du Morbras.
The walk - 2,5/3 km more, then a snack/lunch/picnic.
The hike - (after lunch) 4 km more to Champigny RER station or to the Kingfisher Island and its "guinguette".
----
Return - Each end of walk is near a RER station.
----
About the stroll - Dogs on leash are allowed in the parc.
On the walk - Cornice and slope to the Marne. Walk along the river and its islands. Don't forget your snack/lunch and water.
On the hike - A drink at "la guinguette du Martin Pêcheur" is 4.50 € including ballroom entrance. Music starts at 2:00 pm. "Shall we dance ?"
----
Icing on the cake: most walkers intend to speak English during the walk.
We must add: Sucy-en-Brie is twinned with Scituate (Massachussets) and Surrey Heath (England).
----
WALKERS COMING FROM PARIS - Take RER A, direction Boissy-Saint-Léger, then stop at Sucy-Bonneuil (zone 4). Exit: place de la Gare.
RER leaves Auber station at 9:42, Châtelet Les Halles 9:44, Gare de Lyon 9:47. Arrival: 10:12.
Purchase a single ticket. Return will be from another station.
----
Looking forward to seeing you.
Daniel Perot.
----
For more information, email or call Daniel (not idwalkfriends).
09 50 56 65 26 or Mobile 06 51 22 35 16 (only the day of the walk).
daniel.perot@free.fr
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