Name: Dykeing Boots: Stomp #5 Ouse Valley Viaduct Loop
Start: 2024-10-26 09:00:00
End: 2024-10-26 15:00:00
Location: Brighton

Hey Stompers,

Dykeing Boots (@dykeingboots) is a community of queer people and allies based in Brighton and Hove.

This stomp will be a loop starting at Balcombe Station, we will be meeting at a meeting point we will email to you before the event. We will be meeting at 9am on 26th October 2024.

For our October hike were doing a bit more than our usual frolic.

THIS HIKE IS 15.3KM AND WILL TAKE AROUND 4-5 HOURS.

PLEASE ONLY BOOK A TICKET FOR THIS WALK IF YOU THINK YOU COULD COMFORTABLY WALK THAT FAR AT A REASONABLE PACE.

We will be doing more low key hikes in the future but this one is much tougher and longer than usual so do be aware of that.

We operate on a pay what you feel basis. Please know your ticket is valid whatever you pay, including if you get a free ticket.

If you need any support paying for your travel to and from the walk please message us your bank details to [email protected] and we will send you enough to cover it no questions asked

All are welcome on our walks and we do not tolerate any transphobia, racism, homophobia, sexism or any similar shite.

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