A huge 'Thank you' to Anton who expertly guided us around his land on 2 different days. What a beautiful area and Anton's knowledge was so interesting. Thanks again Anton, we had a wonderful time.

The July committee meeting minutes are now available to read in the Members section of the website.

The minutes of the Annual General Meeting 21st March 2024 are now available on the members page.

Wednesday August 7th & Sunday 11th August -  Cost £25 p.p. A full morning to wander around the beautiful Calf of Man bird sanctuary. Visit the Victorian Lighthouses, do a bit of bird watching, chat to the wardens or get a close up view of the seals and much more… Members only, numbers strictly limited, details to follow closer to the time

Wednesday 12th June & Sunday 16th June What a lovely afternoon we had at the Apiary in Glen Truan. First of all we were treated to Jane's delicious cakes (thank you Jane) and tea, then the guys from the Ramsey & District Beekeepers Association  explained so well how the hives worked A.N.D

What a brilliant time we had in the Peak District with Ken (ken@walking.in) on the annual MFCG holiday. Good hotel, fabulous views and best of all

A big 'Thank you' to all those members who attended the club AGM.  The meeting went quite smoothly and 30 members enjoyed the delicious supper supplied by the Fairways Restaurant at Peel Golf Club, thank you Alex, well done.

CONGRATULATIONS to the eleven members who successfully completed the St. John Ambulance First Aid Course. Everyone enjoyed the course which was presented with plenty of humour.  We now have twenty-two qualified First Aiders in the club.  And a big Thank You to Ian, the First Aid instructor,  for making the course so interesting

Despite our best efforts of safety, being careful and looking out for each other, unfortunately on rare occasion, accidents and incidents do happen, when we are all out walking. In an emergency, a very quick dynamic assessment will deduce if we need to call the emergency services, here on the island that will connect us to the emergency joint control room and one of the vital initial pieces of information they require is ‘ What’s your location?’ A number questions now confront us and the quicker we reply with this information, the quicker the correct emergency services can be dispatched.Postcodes, road names, house numbers and a gird reference are all valid options, especially the latter, if the incident is in a remote location but new options of digital applications are now available and are used here on the island by our first response emergency teams. What3Words (been heavy publicised recently) is a downloadable