Guided Walk: Treacle Bolly and the Margins of the River Kennet

Uncover the rich history of Treacle Bolly and explore the storied landscape along the River Kennet with local historian Nick Baxter.

As part of Marlborough History Society’s new outreach project, Nick Baxter will be leading a guided walk, “Treacle Bolly and the Margins of the River Kennet” at 11.00 am on Wednesday 20^th August.

The walk is open to everyone, and families are warmly welcome. The cost is £5.00 per person including MHS members and £5.00 per family – if you wish to join the walk as a family. The walk is suitable for children aged 8 or above and they must be accompanied by an adult.
No dogs please.

The walk is approximately 1.75 miles long and 2 hours in duration. It is of a gentle pace involving generally flat terrain. There are possible muddy stretches and stone and gravel paths. Approximately half of the walk is on pavements and metalled surfaces.

HOW TO BOOK:
To book a place on the walk please get in touch directly with Nick on 07368 421 339 or email nickbaxter.history@gmail.com

There is a limit of 20 people including accompanied children.

Bookings will be made on a first come first served basis.

Please bring £5.00 cash on the day.

The walk begins and finishes at the Tourist Information Point (TIP) at the George Lane car park in Marlborough (postcode SN8 1BE). The TIP is next to the public toilets. (What three words: jiffy.detriment.nuptials)