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Why the need for ...
Midweek hikes
It all started when the organiser of midweek hikes, Jean Williams, and her husband retired. Walking was advised for health reasons and what better way of feeling free and easy during the week, away from the crowds at weekends, than midweek hiking.
The walks are generally more laid back than the Sunday hikes and often a venue is chosen where we indulge in a snack lunch or braai. Slow and moderate groups are formed as required. These midweek hikes are highly recommended, so come and see for yourself.
Check out the midweek hikes from the main programmes:
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