rambler

Detailed topographical maps of the kind commonly used by ramblers in other countries are strictly classified.

The ' Ramblers ' Ramblers are a distinct breed of walker, convivial, joiners-in, who value the talk as well as the walk.

For larger ramblers and scramblers use pots with a depth of up to 20 - 22 inches.

I'm not suggesting that the beavers will eat people who go to see them, although if they are ramblers that would be no bad thing.

Keen ramblers can also sniff out a route to The Nostrils on the Isle of Wight.

At that moment the garden gate swung to; the ramblers were returning.

With ramblers, the aim is to remove one in three of the older stems from the base and replace them with new ones.

It will also give ramblers and walkers, far greater rights of access to vast tracts of privately owned land in Scotland.

A public inquiry was held after ramblers on the island complained Mr Clarkson had diverted a path near his lighthouse holiday home in 2007.

Few people can afford to be ramblers.

Ramblers are vigorous, disease-free and drip with flowers in June.

J. J. Weis plays with a group called the Hilltop Ramblers.

In 1932, 400-500 ramblers walked across a stretch of grouse moor in Derbyshire in the face of robust opposition.

There are interesting hikes inland, but most ramblers stick to the clifftops.

It is a trap for ramblers.

Both Ramblers and KE Adventure launch new treks in the region in the new year