Geoff wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2026 5:25 pmWell done Don!

Thanks Geoff. Sorry to have missed you and Sue on this trip. We plan to return in October.

Ten stayed for lunches of swordfish, omelettes, and pork kebabs. And we beat the rain that had started while we ate.

Ramblers will ramble...

Always time for an ice cream at Albandeira, even on a cool day.

The sky was a little grey and a stiff breeze toyed with our caps, but the sea views never dissappoint once you reach the cliffs.

Mandatory group picture on the cliff - the view to Armação de Pêra was a little cloudy today. Among our numbers was Caroline - one of the founding members of the Carvoeiro Ramblers.

A lovely walk with fifteen Ramblers who gambled that we'd stay dry for the duration despite the small threat of rain looming.

Don When we last did this walk in January there was a slight problem with the meal. The owner was delighted to host us but not until 1.30 at the earliest due to her large local trade. We got back from the walk around 12.30. As there is not a lot of room to sit or stand around we said if we did the ...

Reposting to place at top of list.

Spectacular views as advertised!

The many and the one...

Water proved to be no obstacle!

With formal confirmation received that the usual intrepid walk leaders are away next week, the following is a reboot of my post from last week: I will lead a walk that I led a few years ago and some may have completed back in January. Under Willie’s tutelage I was able to get the group through the v...

Hi Linda,

Don for the walk only please. Thanks!

Erroneous intelligence suggested that a contingency walk was needed. With Linda having now posted a walk, there is no need for this one. Putting down my leader’s whistle and backing away slowly… In the absence of our usual intrepid walk leaders, I’m happy to lead a walk that I led a few years ago a...