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    and talks a bit

    et discute un peu

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    • Fancy a Walk?
    • The Daily Bob
    • Reviews
    • Contact
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      • The next walk

        Sunday 26th April at 10:00 +/- 2h15

        Join me on a walk that follows the line of a forgotten railway through the Forest, past Neolithic tumuli, and back through a quiet reserve along a winding path beside a discoloured stream.

        Circulair route departing rom the parking at Roche Bobois, Chaussée de Waterloo 1605, Uccle.

        The Petite Espinette/Kleine Hut bus stop is close and well served.

      • Practical information

        Even if just one person books, the walk goes ahead.

        If you’re a group of four or more, we can arrange a date to suit. Weekdays are possible too, Tuesdays tend to be quieter. Just get in touch and we’ll find something that works.


        Happy to manage in French along the way.

        Booking Best by email bob@bobwalks.eu , or message me via the BobWalks Facebook page or WhatsApp (0477 628737).

        Cost 10€ per person. You’ll also be supporting two local organisations. Details are on the About page.

        Children Yes, if they’re interested. Let me know their ages in advance and I can pitch things accordingly.

        Dogs Not suitable for these walks. Even on a lead they tend to disturb wildlife, which is part of what we’re there to notice.

        Pushchairs Not suitable. Some paths are narrow and uneven, and a pushchair quickly becomes hard work.

        What should I bring? Curiosity, and some water.

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