
Our programme of mountain hiking, climbing and other events
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Goytre Village Hall
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Talk: Long drive to the crag – Tales from Lofoten
Goytre Village Hall (GVH) Newtown Road, Penperlleni, Pontypool, United Kingdom -
Talk: Risk and adventure
Goytre Village Hall (GVH) Newtown Road, Penperlleni, Pontypool, United Kingdom -
Talk: High Mountains of Papua New Guinea
Goytre Village Hall (GVH) Newtown Road, Penperlleni, Pontypool, United KingdomJoin Peter for an audio-visual presentation about an international expedition that visited Papua New Guinea to climb two of the highest mountains, encountering some of the many tribes along the way.
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Talk: Why catchment management matters – by Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water
Goytre Village Hall (GVH) Newtown Road, Penperlleni, Pontypool, United KingdomMany of the hill areas of Wales enjoyed by walkers and climbers are located in drinking water catchments. Human activity in the catchments can result in both positive and negative impacts. This talk provides an overview of Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water drinking water catchments, risks and risk mitigation, regulatory standards and customer expectations. It willContinue reading "Talk: Why catchment management matters – by Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water"
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Talk: Walking the Cumbria Way
Goytre Village Hall (GVH) Newtown Road, Penperlleni, Pontypool, United KingdomAlex will regale you with tales of his 70 mile walk through some of Cumbria's most stunning scenery, from Ulverston in the south to Carlisle in the north.