Reflective Ramble

for 3 hours
The Parish Church of St Clydawg in Clodock
The Parish Church of St Clydawg in Clodock, Hunthouse Lane Clodock & Longtown Hereford, HR2 0PD, United Kingdom

Join us on Sunday afternoon for a chance to spend some time in nature with others exploring the countryside on foot. Bring your own faith or none. All are welcome.

Everyone welcome if you haven’t already confirmed you are joining us please do.

The plan is to meet, ready to walk at Clodock church at 2pm, (HR2 0NY)

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Please bring cakes to share at the end.

Things to bring & remember:

· Please be sure to bring shoes/boots that have a good tread on the bottoms, it will be muddy under foot!

· We will be walking even if it rains, so please bring a good waterproof coat

· Please bring a hat & gloves, even if you don't think you need them, weather can change.

· I would suggest that a rucksack type bag is a good idea to wear rather than a handbag or a shoulder bag because it gives you freedom to move and open gates etc.

· Bring your walking poles if you use them.

· Please bring some water

· Please bring any medication that you need such as epi pens, inhalers etc.

· Sorry do dogs allowed

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Dore Abbey

Welcome to Dore Abbey our parish church, which was once part of a Cistercian monastery founded in 1147. The Abbey holds a very special place in the heart of our community, used regularly for Christian worship as well as concerts and the village fete! History and faith meet and we find connection and belonging. Outside, there's a simple grass labyrinth mown in the cloisters and picnic tables in the old orchard. We're part of the Quiet Garden movement. Come and be still, enjoy the quiet, wonder at the building, touch the stones and add your prayers to those that have been made over the last 800 years plus. No services or events during January and February... even with hot water bottles and rugs, it's too cold!

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Abbeydore

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07816 751573

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Reflective Ramble

for 3 hours
The Parish Church of St Clydawg in Clodock
The Parish Church of St Clydawg in Clodock, Hunthouse Lane Clodock & Longtown Hereford, HR2 0PD, United Kingdom

Join us on Sunday afternoon for a chance to spend some time in nature with others exploring the countryside on foot. Bring your own faith or none. All are welcome.

Everyone welcome if you haven’t already confirmed you are joining us please do.

The plan is to meet, ready to walk at Clodock church at 2pm, (HR2 0NY)

What 3 words: ///unable.vocal.paintings

Please bring cakes to share at the end.

Things to bring & remember:

· Please be sure to bring shoes/boots that have a good tread on the bottoms, it will be muddy under foot!

· We will be walking even if it rains, so please bring a good waterproof coat

· Please bring a hat & gloves, even if you don't think you need them, weather can change.

· I would suggest that a rucksack type bag is a good idea to wear rather than a handbag or a shoulder bag because it gives you freedom to move and open gates etc.

· Bring your walking poles if you use them.

· Please bring some water

· Please bring any medication that you need such as epi pens, inhalers etc.

· Sorry do dogs allowed

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Our group of churches

Safeguarding

Our parish of Abbeydore is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies. Our Diocese of Hereford’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor Carl Steventon 07593 817717 or Lisa Anderson 07999 028076 or email safeguarding and then add @hereford.anglican.org. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s children or adult social care services.

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